How do you find the product of (y + 8) (y + 6) (y+8)(y+6)?

1 Answer
BRIAN M.
May 3, 2018

y^2 + 14x +48y2+14x+48

Explanation:

To multiply the binomials (y+8)(y+6)(y+8)(y+6)
we would incorporate the FOIL

F = Firsts
O = Outers
I = Inners
L = Lasts

Multiplying the Firsts y*yy⋅y
Multiplying the Outers +6*y+6⋅y and +8*y+8⋅y
Multiplying the Lasts (+8)*(+6)(+8)⋅(+6)

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We get
y^2 + 6y + 8y + 48y2+6y+8y+48

Now add like terms

y^2 +14x + 48y2+14x+48

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