Question 7 • Algebra II
The exponent 2 applies to the entire binomial n − 3, so Brayden should square the binomial before subtracting it from 4n. For example, (n − 3)² = n² − 6n + 9, making the expression 4n − (n² − 6n + 9). The correct choice is “square the binomial.”
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