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Mar 8, 2014
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You have a classic binomial multiplying another binomial. A perfect example for "F O I L" So, multiply the "firsts" xy then multiply the "outsides" +2*x yielding +2x then the "insides" -1*y yielding -1y or -y then the "lasts" -1*+2 yielding -2 ...See More