Posted by ant on Wednesday, June 2, 2010 at 7:10pm.
2x(y+3)-4(y+3)
(2x-4)(y+3)
so the answer is d
(a) and (c) give a constant term of +12, so it cannot be right. (b) gives a constant term of -4*3²=-36...not good.
The only candidate (d) can be confirmed by expansion (multiplication).
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