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**(ASAP)** (x+2)(x+6) standard form

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**(ASAP)** (x+2)(x+6) standard form

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Answer:

x^(2) +8x+12

Explanation:

$x^(2) +6x+2x+12\\x^(2) +8x+12$

Nate Eldredge answered Mar 9, 2021

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