SOLUTION: (x+1)(x3+7x2+5x+4)
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Question 521161: (x+1)(x3+7x2+5x+4)
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Start with the given expression.
Expand.
Distribute.
Multiply.
Now combine like terms.
So expands to .
In other words, .
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