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3 years ago

9-x<-11

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Blababa [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Bueno, sí y no. Si está multiplicando dos términos como (x - 2) y (x - 2), usaría el método FOIL: primero, adentro, afuera, último. Vea el diagrama adjunto. Los dos signos negativos se cancelarían entre sí solo al multiplicar los últimos valores. Avísame si necesitas más explicaciones.

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