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Solve. Lets see if you know how to do this.(x+5)(x+5)

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For this problem you will need to use distribution. You will do X times X and get X^2. then X times 5 is 5X. Now you do 5 times X and get 5X. Lastly, you will do 5 times 5 and get 25. You then combine like terms and get X^2 + 10X + 25.

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