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Which statement shows how two polynomials 5x − 6 and 6x + 2 demonstrate the closure property when multiplied?
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Which statement shows how two polynomials 5x − 6 and 6x + 2 demonstrate the closure property when multiplied?
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Which statement shows how two polynomials 5x − 6 and 6x + 2 demonstrate the closure property when multiplied?
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I dont see any statements. When you multiply the two you get: 30x^2 - 26x -12.
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