Question

What is the special product of (x-3)(x+2)?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

It's a rule commonly used in factoring, meaning to start by multiplying the two first variables first, then outer, then inner, then last.

Ex:

If the things being multiplied is (x+1) by (x-2), you would multiply "x" and "x" first.

x

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x

=

x

2

x

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−

2

=

−

2

x

1

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x

=

x

1

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−

2

=

−

2

The final answer would be:

x

2

−

x

−

2