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Which trinomial is the product of the binomials (4n + 5m)(3n – m)? A. 7n^² + 4mn – 5m^² B. 12n^² + 11mn – 5m^² C. 12n^² + 11mn + 5m^² D. 12n^² + 19mn – 5m^²
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do you know how to do this? you need to do four multiplications
what is \(4n\times 3n\)?
12n
not quite
\(4\times 3=12\) but \(n\times n=n^2\) so it is \(4n\times 3n=12n^2\) for the first term
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that eliminates answer A
how about \(5m\times (-m)\)?
4m
no, you are not adding, you are multiplying
Is it 5m^-2
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no
-5m^2
oops, that eliminates C
I was kinda close, just had my negative in the wrong spot
right two more \(4n\times (-m)+5n\times 3m\)
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It b.
So it would be B?
yes
Yes
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