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Multiply the binomials and find the value of "B". (−3x + 4) (2x −1) = −6x2 + Bx − 4

Multiply the binomials and find the value of "B". (−3x + 4) (2x −1) = −6x2 + Bx − 4
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Multiply the binomials and find the value of "B".

(−3x + 4) (2x −1) = −6x2 + Bx − 4

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The answer is B equals 11
Multiply the binomials and find the value of "B". (−3x + 4) (2x −1) = −6x-example-1
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User Eran Otzap
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the binomial is -6x^2+4x-4

Idk how to solve for b
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