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What is the product of (x² + x + 2) and (x² − 2x + 3)
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What is the product of (x² + x + 2) and (x² − 2x + 3)

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Answer:


x^4-x^3+3x^2-x+6

Explanation:

Multiply each term in the first equation by all the terms in the second and add them together.

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