The product of the given algebraic equation is [tex]x^2 - 5x +6[/tex] which cannot be represented correctly by the given picture.
Thus the option B is the correct answer.
How do you find out the correct representation of the Equation?
Given algebraic equation is (x-2)(x-3).
The product of the given equation is,
Product = [tex](x-2)\times (x-3)[/tex]
[tex]x \times x + x\times (-3)+ (-2)\times x + (-2)\times (-3)[/tex]
[tex]x^2 -3x-2x +6[/tex]
[tex]x^2 -5x +6[/tex]
Thus the correct representation of the given equation is [tex]x^2 -5x +6[/tex].
We can see that, during the multiplication of the binomials, we multiply x with a negative integer and a negative digit with the other negative digit.
Hence for the first case where we multiply the x with a negative digit, the resultant will have a negative sign. For this Cherise has a negative tile to represent it. But for the second case, the multiplication of two negative digits gives a positive digit in the result, which can not be represented correctly by the given tiles.
Thus the option B is the correct answer. Cherise did not multiply the negative integer tiles by the other negative integer tiles correctly.
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