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(6x+2)^2=36x^2+Bx+4 How Would You Answer That. I'm Not That Good At Algebra.

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Let's multiply out the equation 6x+2 times 6x+2 using the square. Draw a 2 by 2 bow and put the equation across the bottom and verically. Multiply across to get this. 6x times 6x =36x^2 6x times two =12x do it again and get 12x. 2*2=4. That means x would equal 24.

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