When a trinomial is factored as (x + m) (x + n), what is the product of m and n?

A. The coefficient of the x-term of the trinomial

B. The constant term of the trinomial

C. The degree of the trinomial

D. The coefficient of the x2-term of the trinomial,

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Scoobie

Mathematics

13 May, 02:40

When a trinomial is factored as (x + m) (x + n), what is the product of m and n?

A. The coefficient of the x-term of the trinomial

B. The constant term of the trinomial

C. The degree of the trinomial

D. The coefficient of the x2-term of the trinomial,

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Answers (2)

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Marcos Cook · Answer 1

The answer is c the degree of the trinomial

Pedro Price · Answer 2

The answer is {B}. You obtain the c value is the quadratic when you multiply m and n. This is also known at the y intercept. y intercepts are a constant.

When a trinomial is factored as (x + m) (x + n), what is the product of m and n?A. The coefficient of the x-term of the trinomialB. The constant term of the trinomialC. The degree of the trinomialD. The coefficient of the x2-term of the trinomial,

When a trinomial is factored as (x + m) (x + n), what is the product of m and n?

A. The coefficient of the x-term of the trinomial

B. The constant term of the trinomial

C. The degree of the trinomial

D. The coefficient of the x2-term of the trinomial,