Verified Answer :

(m-6)(m+3)

multiply
m^2 +3m-6m-18
m^2-3m-18

answer is B

I'm going to use the foil method. 

First

Outside

Inner

Last

So let's multiply the first term in each factor:


\(m*m=m^2\)


Then the outer terms:


\(m*3=3m\)


Then we'll multiply the inner terms:


\(-6*m=-6m\)


And finally, the last terms:


\(-6*3=-18\)


Now add everything that we got together:

\(m^{2}+3m-6m-18\)

And simplify:


\(m^{2}-3m-18\)


And that's your final answer!