Clara found the product of 3 – 6y2 and y2 + 2. Her work is shown below. (3 – 6y2)(y2 + 2) = 3(y2) + (–6y2)(2) = 3y2 – 12y2
2 answers:
Answer:
Option C. is the correct option.
Step-by-step explanation:
Clara found the product of (3 - 6y²) and (y² + 2) and she did it as below
(3 - 6y²)(y² + 2) = 3(y²) + (-6y²)×2 = 3y² - 12y² = -9y²
She did the step wrong as highlighted above. She did not use the distributive property correctly.
Now we will do it in a correct way.
(3 - 6y²)(y²+2) = 3(y² + 2) - 6y²(y² + 2)
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Therefore Option C. is the correct answer.
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