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mariarad [96]
4 years ago
14

Select all the expressions that are equivalent to the polynomial below.

Mathematics
2 answers:
PIT_PIT [208]4 years ago
5 0
(4x+5)(-3x-1)=
-12x²-19x-5
So, you answers would be:
A. (-16x²+10x-3) + (4x²-29x-2)
D. (2x²-11x-9) - (14x²+8x-4)
Have a nice day! ♪
amm18124 years ago
5 0

Answer:

A. C. And D. Are same

Step-by-step explanation:

(4x+5)(-3x-1)

Applying distributive law

4x(-3x-1)+5(-3x-1)

Again applying distributive law in both the brackets

-12x^2-4x-15x-5

Adding the terms having same power of x

-12x^2-19x-5

1. -16x^2+10x-3+(4x^2-29x-2 )

Simplifying the terms containing the same power of x

-16x^2+10x-3+4x^2-29x-2

-12x^2-19x-5

Hence it is true

2. 3(x-5)-2(6x^2+9x+5)

   3x-15-12x^2-18x-10

  -12x^2-15x-25

  False

3. 2(x-1)-3(4x^2+7x+1)

   2x-2-12x^2-21x-3

  -12x^2-19x-5

True

4. 2x^2-11x-9-(14x^2+8x-4)

   2x^2-11x-9-14x^2-8x+4

  -12x^2-19x-5

True

5. -15x^2+9x-10+3x^2-10x-5

-12x^2+19x-15

False

6. 4x^2-13x-7-(16x^2+9x-5)

   4x^2-13x-7-16x^2-9x+5

  -12x^2-22x-2

False

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