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-1(5 + 3x)(5 + 3x) is this a perfect square trinomial?
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Look at this.
-1(5 + 3x)(5 + 3x) = - ( 5 + 3x ) ^2
( 5 + 3x ) ^2 is a perfect square trinomial when multiplied and simplified. But that is not the question.
-( 5 + 3x ) ^2 is the question. Is that a perfect square trinomial.
-( 5 + 3x ) ^2 = -9x^2 - 30x -25
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Is the first term a positive perfect square?
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$$-9x^2 =?=a^2$$ $$-(3x)^2$$
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