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    Determine Whether the Simplified Version of the Given Expression Would\((x-5)(x+5)\)
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Determine Whether the Simplified Version of the Given Expression Would (x−5)(x+5)(x-5)(x+5)(x−5)(x+5)

Question 166

Question 166

Multiple Choice

Determine whether the simplified version of the given expression would be a
- (x−5) (x+5) (x-5) (x+5) (x−5) (x+5)


A) trinomial
B) polynomial with four or more terms
C) binomial

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