4y³-2(2y-3)+y written in standard form

Mathematics

1 answer:

Lady_Fox [76]3 years ago

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Mutiply the bracket by -2

(-2)(2y)=-4y

(-2)(-3)= 6

4y^3-4y+6+y

4y^3-4y+y+6 ( combine like terms)

4y^ 3-3y+6

Answer: 4y^ 3-3y+6

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