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3 years ago

(7g+3)(−g−3) polynomial in standard form

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otez555 [7]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

$(7g + 3)( - g - 3) \\ = 7g( - g - 3) + 3( - g - 3) \\ = - 7 {g}^{2} - 21g - 3g - 9 \\ \red{ \bold{ = - 7 {g}^{2} - 24g - 9 }} \\ is \: in \: the \: standard \: form.$

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