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Multiplying binomials (4+x)*(x)

Multiplying binomials (4+x)*(x)
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Multiplying binomials

(4+x)*(x)

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User Josh Haberman
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Answer:

(4 + x) * x = 4x + x²

Explanation:

(4 + x) * x use the distributive property

= (4)(x) + (x)(x)

= 4x + x²

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