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ASHA 777 [7]
1 year ago
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What is the product of (2p 7)(3p2 4p – 3)? 6p3 29p2 – 34p 21 6p3 29p2 – 22p 21 6p3 29p2 22p – 21 6p3 29p2 34p – 21

Mathematics
1 answer:
alexira [117]1 year ago
4 0

The product of the two provided equations, obtained by multiplying each term of the first equation from the second one, is 6p³+29p²+22p-21.

<h3>What is the product of two equations?</h3>

To multiply the two equation, each term of the first equation is multiples from the second term.

  • The first equation provided in the form of binomial as,

         2p+ 7

  • The second equation provided in the form of quadratic equation as,

        3p^2 +4p-3

The product of these two equations are,

P=(2p+7)\times (3p^2 +4p-3)\\P=6p^3+8p^2-6p+21p^2+28p-21

Arrange the equation with the same power terms,

P=6p^3+8p^2+21p^2-6p+28p-21\\P=6p^3+29p^2+22p-21

Hence, the product of the two provided equations, obtained by multiplying each term of the first equation from the second one, is 6p³+29p²+22p-21.

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