Mathematics, 15.01.2021 03:50 182075

Find the area of each geometric figure or product of the polynomial. (-6r + 3) (-3r - 3)

A) 18r2 + 9r - 9
B) -30r2 - 38r + 16
C) 40r2 + 20r - 20
D) 40r2 + 60r + 20

Find the area of each geometric figure or product of the polynomial.

(-6r + 3) (-3r - 3) A) 18r2

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