Verified Answer :

we have

\(j(x) =x^{2}-9\\k(x)=-x+7\)

we know that

\(j(x)+k(x)\) --------> results in a second degree polynomial

\(j(x)-k(x)\) --------> results in a second degree polynomial

\(j(x)*k(x)\) --------> results in a third degree polynomial

\(j(x)/k(x)\) --------> results in a first degree polynomial

so

\(j(x)*k(x)\)

\((x^{2}-9)*(-x+7)=-x^{3} +7x^{2} +9x-63\)

therefore

the answer is

the multiplication of j(x) and k(x)

Answer:

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