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1) trinomial has 3 terms
2) the constant 3 is obtained by multiplying the factors (x+3)*(x+1)
3) the polynomial can be written as x^2+3x+x+3
hence the coefficient 4 is obtained by adding 3x to x
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shown. [Note: do not approximate the value of any radicals; thus, if you
obtain, for example, 45 times the square root of 3, simply type 45SQR(3)
as your final answer.]
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as your final answer.]
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