Product of Two Similar Binomials (3h-11k^2)(6h-5k^2)

how do you solve it? please give the full of equation. Thank you!
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You need to create the product use FOIL and multiply it out

(3h - 11k^2)(6h - 5k^2)

18h^2 - 15hk^2 - 66hk^2 + 55k^4

18h^2 - 81hk^2 + 55k^4

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