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Katie simplified the expression (x+b) (x+c), where b<0 and c<0, to the form x^2+gx+k. What must be true about g and k? A. g<0 and k>0 B. g<0 and k<0 C. g>0 and k>0 D. g>0 and k<0
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g= b+c both b and c are less than 0 so g should be less too. k= b*c multiplying to negative number gives positive number, k should be greater then 0 the answer is A
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