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Question 34 of 108 in Unit 1

Algebra 1

3 marks · Hard

Below is an algebraic expression:

Explain step by step how to simplify this expression, and give the final answer.

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4k^2 + 4k + 6

Also accept: 4k^2+4k+6; 6 + 4k + 4k^2

Common mistakes: Incorrect identification of like terms; Not simplifying negative terms correctly

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Marking points

M1 · 1 mark · Correctly identifies all groups of like terms (k^2 terms, k terms, and constants).

M2 · 1 mark · Shows correct intermediate collection for each group. (follow-through)

A1 · 1 mark · Gives the fully simplified expression: . (follow-through)

Worked solution

First, group like terms together:

Add up all the like terms to give the final expression:

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