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A conference room is in the shape of a rectangle. Its floor has a length of (x − 4) meters and a width of (3x − 1) meters. The expression below represents the area of the floor of the room in square meters. (x − 4)(3x − 1) Which of the following simplified expressions represents the area of the floor of the conference room in square meters?
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multiply the factors by each other to get the polynomial, cancel out like terms
What do you mean @jdoe0001
well, just multiply the 2 binomials there \(\bf (x − 4) \times (3x − 1)\)
3x^2-x-12x+4? @jdoe0001
yes
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hmmm one sec \(\bf 3x^2 -12x-x+4 \implies 3x^2-13x+4\)
ohh, I forgot to simplify
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