A gardener is testing various values of x for a rectangular garden with length 2x + 5 meters and width x - 3 meters. The product gives the garden's area in square meters. Which polynomial can the gardener use in place of (2x + 5) (x - 3) ?

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Eve Brewer

19 December, 14:06

A gardener is testing various values of x for a rectangular garden with length 2x + 5 meters and width x - 3 meters. The product gives the garden's area in square meters. Which polynomial can the gardener use in place of (2x + 5) (x - 3) ?

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Emanuel Rojas · Answer 1

This is one of those questions where there's a list of choices that goes along with it,

but you're not sharing the list.

The product of (2x + 5) and (x - 3) is (2x² - x - 15). That may be useful.