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Your answer should be a polynomial in standard form.

(-4c+1)(4c+1)=

Expand.\newlineYour answer should be a polynomial in standard form.\newline(4c+1)(4c+1)(-4c+1)(4c+1) =

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Q. Expand.\newlineYour answer should be a polynomial in standard form.\newline(4c+1)(4c+1)(-4c+1)(4c+1) =
  1. Step 11: Distributive Property: We will use the distributive property, also known as the FOIL method for binomials, to expand (4c+1)(4c+1)(-4c+1)(4c+1). The FOIL method stands for First, Outer, Inner, Last, referring to the terms in each binomial.\newlineFirst, we multiply the first terms in each binomial: (4c)×(4c)=16c2(-4c) \times (4c) = -16c^2.
  2. Step 22: First Term Multiplication: Next, we multiply the outer terms in the binomials: (4c)×(1)=4c(-4c) \times (1) = -4c.
  3. Step 33: Outer Term Multiplication: Then, we multiply the inner terms in the binomials: (1)×(4c)=4c(1) \times (4c) = 4c.
  4. Step 44: Inner Term Multiplication: Finally, we multiply the last terms in each binomial: (1)×(1)=1(1) \times (1) = 1.
  5. Step 55: Last Term Multiplication: Now, we combine all the products: 16c24c+4c+1-16c^2 - 4c + 4c + 1.
  6. Step 66: Combine Products: We notice that 4c-4c and +4c+4c are like terms and will cancel each other out: 16c2+0c+1-16c^2 + 0c + 1.
  7. Step 77: Cancel Like Terms: The final simplified form of the polynomial is 16c2+1-16c^2 + 1, which is already in standard form.

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