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solmaris [256]
3 years ago
11

please can someone help me with this ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Vadim26 [7]3 years ago
7 0
The first thing we are going to do to pair our polynomials, is expand our binomials and simplify:
(a+1)(2a-3)=2a^{2}-3a+2a-3=2a^{2}-a-3

(a-1)(2a+3)=2a^{2}+3a-2a-3=2a^{2}+a-3

(2a-1)(a+3)=2a^{2}+6a-a-3=2a^{2}+5a-3

(2a+1)(a-3)=2a^{2}-6a+a-3=2a^{2}-5a-3

Now that we have our binomials expanded, lets pair them with the polynomials:
(a+1)(2a-3) -----\ \textgreater \ 2a^{2}-a-3

(a-1)(2a+3)-----\ \textgreater \ 2a^{2}+a-3

(2a-1)(a+3)-----\ \textgreater \ 2a^{2}+5a-3

(2a+1)(a-3)-----\ \textgreater \ 2a^{2}-5a-3

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