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Mark Bauer
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8 May, 15:43
How do you do the foil method with polynomials?
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Jayvon Peck
8 May, 16:05
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Step-by-step:
For example,
(x+4) (x-4) (x-3)
group the first two and do foil like normal ignoring the " (x-3) "
You should end up with the answer x^2-16
Now multiply (x^2-16) with (x-3)
that answer should be x^3-3x^2-16x+48
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