What is the standard form of y=(-x-5)(8x-2)?

Julianne Martinez

Julianne Martinez

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2022-02-03

What is the standard form of y=(-x-5)(8x-2)?

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supletiv2i4

supletiv2i4

Beginner2022-02-04Added 9 answers

Explanation: 
The terms of an expression are listed in standard form, starting with the term with the largest exponent of the variable and continuing with terms with decreasing exponents until the final term, which is typically a constant.
begin by distributing the brackets. 
Each term in the 2nd bracket must be multiplied by each term in the 1st.This can be done as follows. 
thus: -x(8x-2)-5(8x-2) 
hence 8x2+2x40x+10=8x238x+10 
This phrase is written in formal language.
Answer: 
8x238x+10

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