(9-10x)(9+10x) (I think this is the answer but I'm not one hundred percent sure)
Step-by-step explanation:
First, you can recognize that both numbers (-100x^2 and 81) are a difference of squares, in which means that they both can be square routed. Then, plug in the square routes of the numbers into (9-10x)(9+10x). 9 is the square route of 81 and 10 is the square route of 100. Make sure that when you put the numbers in the parenthesis that there is one negative and positive number since a negative multiplied by a positive makes a negative, hence making 100 negative. I hope that helped.
The word "product" means that the operation is multiplication. So the two numbers need to be multiplied. In algebra, the way you multiply a constant and a variable is simply by putting the two next to each other with no other symbol.
