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3 years ago

When does expanding and simplifying a(b+c) result in a positive value for ac

Mathematics

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TiliK225 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(ab + bc)(ab + bc)

Simplifying

(ab + bc)(ab + bc)

Multiply (ab + bc) * (ab + bc)

(ab(ab + bc) + bc(ab + bc))

((ab * ab + bc * ab) + bc(ab + bc))

Reorder the terms:

((ab2c + a2b2) + bc(ab + bc))

(ab2c + a2b2 + (ab * bc + bc * bc))

(ab2c + a2b2 + (ab2c + b2c2))

Reorder the terms:

(ab2c + ab2c + a2b2 + b2c2)

Combine like terms: ab2c + ab2c = 2ab2c

(2ab2c + a2b2 + b2c2)

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