How To Multiply Out Of Brackets
| Education : Maths If you have to multiply out, this means removing the brackets whilst keeping the same equation. Here is how: Multiply out: (b - 5)^2 [^ means to the power, here squared] This should be written as: (b-5)(b-5) And then multiply out as normal, to get: b^2 - 10b + 25
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