Math, asked by shekharmehra016, 10 months ago

(x square+4)(xsquare+3)=​

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Answered by lalicute
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Answer:

you start by finding a number that multiplies to 3 and adds to -4. they will both be negative as the product is positive and the sum negative. your numbers are -1 and -3. split up the 4x so that you can factor the equation further.

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Answered by Frencesca
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Answer:

x⁴+7x²+12

Step-by-step explanation:

(X square+4)(X square+3)

(x²+4)(x²+3)

=x²(x²+3)+4(x²+3)

=(x⁴+3x²)+(4x²+12)

=x⁴+3x²+4x²+12

=x⁴+7x²+12

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