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consider the expression \\(-3(y-5)^2-9+7y\\).
which statements are true about the process and simplified product? check all that apply.
the first step in simplifying is to distribute the \\(-3\\) throughout the parentheses.
there are 3 terms in the simplified product.
the simplified product is a degree 3 polynomial.
the final simplified product is \\(-3y^2+7y-9\\).
the final simplified product is \\(-3y^2+37y-84\\).
Expand the binomial square
Using the Perfect Square Trinomial knowledge point
Distribute the constant factor
Using the Distributive Property knowledge point
Combine like terms
Using the Like Terms knowledge point
Analyze the simplified polynomial characteristics
Using the Polynomial Degree and Polynomial Classification knowledge points
- The simplified expression \(-3y^2 + 37y - 84\) has a degree of 2.
- It contains exactly 3 terms: \(-3y^2\), \(37y\), and \(-84\).
Evaluate the given statements
- Statement 1: "The first step in simplifying is to distribute the \(-3\) throughout the parentheses."
- False: Order of operations requires evaluating the exponent \((y-5)^2\) before multiplying by \(-3\).
- Statement 2: "There are 3 terms in the simplified product."
- True: The terms are \(-3y^2\), \(37y\), and \(-84\).
- Statement 3: "The simplified product is a degree 3 polynomial."
- False: The highest exponent is 2, so it is a degree 2 polynomial.
- Statement 4: "The final simplified product is \(-3y^2 + 7y - 9\)."
- False.
- Statement 5: "The final simplified product is \(-3y^2 + 37y - 84\)."
- True.
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- The first step in simplifying is to distribute the \(-3\) throughout the parentheses.
- There are 3 terms in the simplified product. (Correct answer)
- The simplified product is a degree 3 polynomial.
- The final simplified product is \(-3y^2 + 7y - 9\).
- The final simplified product is \(-3y^2 + 37y - 84\). (Correct answer)