SOLUTION: Subtract the polynomials (2w^2 +4w+4)(9w^2+4)
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Question 479996: Subtract the polynomials (2w^2 +4w+4)(9w^2+4)
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(2w^2+4w+4)-(9w^2+4)
=-7w^2+4w
=-w(7w-4)
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