5. Use the vertical method to multiply two trinomials.
4x^2-5x+3*5x^2+3x+2
Step 1: Mu...
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5. Use the vertical method to multiply two trinomials.
4x^2-5x+3*5x^2+3x+2
Step 1: Multiply the top trinomial by the last term in the bottom trinomial. Place each result in the blank spaces provided. (2 points)
Step 2: Multiply the top trinomial by the middle term in the bottom trinomial. Place each result in the blank spaces provided. (2 points)
Step 3: Multiply the top trinomial by the first term in the bottom trinomial. Place each result in the blank spaces provided. (2 points)
Step 4: Add the three partial products to find the final answer. Place the result at the bottom. (1 point)
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