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What is the expansion of ( (2x+3)(2x-7) )?

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Correct answer: \(4x^2-8x-21\)

The direct answer is option A, \(4x^2-8x-21\). Expand by multiplying every term in the first bracket by every term in the second. First, \((2x)(2x)=4x^2\). Next, \((2x)(-7)=-14x\), and \(3(2x)=6x\). Finally, \(3(-7)=-21\). Combine like terms: \(-14x+6x=-8x\), so the result is \(4x^2-8x-21\). Option A contains all three correct parts. Option B has the wrong sign for the linear term; the two linear products give a negative total. Option C uses \(-14x\) but forgets the additional \(+6x\), and it also gives the wrong constant sign. Option D has the wrong leading coefficient because \(2x\times2x=4x^2\), not \(2x^2\). Exam cue: use FOIL or distribute carefully, then combine only like terms.

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