Multiplying binomials and trinomials
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This document provides a 4-step guide to multiplying a binomial and a trinomial. Step 1 involves lining up the terms of each expression in order. Step 2 has you write the first term of the multiplication below. Step 3 explains working out the multiplication and combining like terms. Step 4 finishes by writing the remaining terms below the combined like terms.
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