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What is -3(y+2)^2-5+6y in standard from

What is -3(y+2)^2-5+6y in standard from
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What is -3(y+2)^2-5+6y in standard from

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Explanation:

-3(y²+4y+4)-5+6y

=-3y²-12 y-12-5+6 y

=-3y²-6y-17

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