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3 years ago

12. Find the product: (88a + 80)(8a + 8) ( 1 ) 13. Find the product: (40y + zy)(4y + zy) ( 1 )

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

(88a+80)(8a+8)

88a(8a+8)+80(8a+8)

704a²+704a+640a+640

704a²+1344a+640

(40y+zy)(4y+zy)

40y(4y+zy)+zy(4y+zy)

160y²+40zy²+4zy²+z²y²

160y²+44zy²+z²y²

Step-by-step explanation:

i hope this will help you

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