3 years ago

Which expression shows the correct multiplication of the following polynomilas? 3x(6x^2-3x+7)

Mathematics

1 answer:

snow_tiger [21]3 years ago

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Answer: 18x^3-9x^2+21x

Solution:

3x(6x^2-3x+7)=

Applying the distributive property in the multiplication to eliminate the parentheses:

(3x)(6x^2)+(3x)(-3x)+(3x)(7)=

(3*6)x^(1+2)+3*(-3)x^(1+1)+(3*7)x=

18x^3-9x^2+21x

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