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What is the product of (-a+3)(a+4)
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What is the product of (-a+3)(a+4)

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Answer:


-a^(2) -a+12

Explanation:

Use the FOIL method and multiply the equations into each other to get the final answer.

User Rico Ocepek
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-a^2-a+12 should be your answer
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