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The "middle" term of a trinomial form of (3x+1)(x-4) is:

The "middle" term of a trinomial form of (3x+1)(x-4) is:
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The "middle" term of a trinomial form of (3x+1)(x-4) is:

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Expand the following expression

(3x+1)(x-4) = 3x^2-12x+x-4

middle term = -11x

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