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What do you get why you multiply -1(2x+3)(x-4)?​

What do you get why you multiply -1(2x+3)(x-4)?​
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What do you get why you multiply -1(2x+3)(x-4)?​

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Answer:

12

Explanation:

-1(2x+3)(x+4)

open bracket

-2x-3=-3

-3(x-4)

-3x -4

12

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