(2x + 4)(x-4) multiply

Yussuf S asked Jul 5, 2023

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Answer:

2x^(2) -4x - 16

Explanation:

$(2x+4)(x-4)\\= (2x)(x) + (2x)(-4) + 4(x) + (4)(-4)\\= 2x^(2) - 8x + 4x - 16\\= 2x^(2) - 4x-16$

First, we use the distributive rule to get rid of the parenthesis. Then, we combine like terms and get out final answer!

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