Question

Which expression is equivalent to

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure its B. (9x2+2x-7)(x)+(9x2+2x-7)(-4)
Because its just splitting up the (x-4) and if you add the answers together then you get the same answer as the original<span />

Answer 2

Answer:

B.$(9x^{2}+2x-7)(x)+(9x^{2}+2x-7)(-4)$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given two expressions between parentheses that are multiplying between them, we can find the equivalent expression if we distribute the terms between them. For example :

The expression $(a+b).(c+d)$ is equivalent to

$(a+b).(c+d)=ac+ad+bc+bd$ because we multiply the first element of the first expression (a+b) by the first element of the second expression (c+d) and then we sum the product between the first element of the expression (a+b) and the second element of the second expression (c+d).Then, we sum the product of the second element of the expression (a+b) and the first element of (c+d) and finally we sum the product of the second element of (a+b) and the second element of (c+d) in order to find the equivalent expression of (a+b).(c+d).

In the exercise :

$(9x^{2}+2x-7).(x-4)=(9x^{2})x+(9x^{2})(-4)+(2x)x+(2x)(-4)+(-7)x+(-7)(-4)$

Rearranging the expression we obtain :

$(9x^{2})x+(2x)x+(-7)x+(9x^{2})(-4)+(2x)(-4)+(-7)(-4)$

Factoring the expression :

$(9x^{2}+2x-7)(x)+(9x^{2}+2x-7)(-4)$

The correct answer is B.