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McGraw Hill Integrated II, 2012

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3. Multiplying Polynomials

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Exercise 4 Page 25

Apply the Distributive Property.

4n^2+39n+27

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We want to simplify the expression by finding the product of the binomials. To do so, we will apply the Distributive Property.

(4n+3)(n+9)

Distribute (n+9)

4n(n+9)+3(n+9)

Distribute 4n

4n^2+36n+3(n+9)

Distribute 3

4n^2+36n+3n+27

Add terms

4n^2+39n+27

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Exercises p.25-27