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Find the two binomials with a product that is a binomial and also write two binomial with a product that is not a binomial.
Answer to Problem 60HP
The example for first case is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
It is given in the question that there would be a binomial.
Since for the first case such that the product of the two binomial is a binomial but in this case, it has to put specific condition so as to get the binomial Let’s take example:
which is binomial having certain condition.
At last, the product of the two binomial is not a binomial,
which is without condition and it is a trinomial.
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