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4 years ago

Multiply the polynomial (3x^2+3x+5)(6x+4)

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OLga [1]4 years ago

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Answer:

18x³+30x²+42x+20

Cerrena [4.2K]4 years ago

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Answer: The required multiplied expression is $18x^3+30x^2+42x+20.$

Step-by-step explanation: We are given to multiply the following polynomial :

$P=(3x^2+3x+5)(6x+4)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(i)$

To multiply the given expressions, we must multiply each term of one expression to every term of the other expression.

The multiplication of (i) is as follows :

$P\\\\=(3x^2+3x+5)(6x+4)\\\\=6x(3x^2+3x+5)+4(3x^2+3x+5)\\\\=18x^3+18x^2+30x+12x^2+12x+20\\\\=18x^3+30x^2+42x+20.$

Thus, the required multiplied expression is $18x^3+30x^2+42x+20.$

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