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What is the product of 2p+q and -3q-6+1

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(2p + q)(-3q - 5)
(2p + q)(-5 -3q)
-10p -6pq -5q -3q^2
-3q^2 -5q -6pq -10p

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<u>Question 11:</u>

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<u>Question 12:</u>

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<u>Question 13: </u>

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See attachment for Rhombus

Required

Determine the indicated sides

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