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Multiply these binomials, (3x-4) and (-x+3)

Multiply these binomials, (3x-4) and (-x+3)
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Multiply these binomials, (3x-4) and (-x+3)

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Answer:

-3x² + 13x - 12

Explanation:

(3x-4) * (-x+3)

= -3x² + 9x + 4x - 12

-3x² + 13x - 12

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