Solve for x. (17x - 23) (&r - 4)* -(3x + 17)

Mathematics

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Finger [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

17rx2−23rx−71x+75

Step-by-step explanation:

(17x−23)(xr−4)−(3x+17)

=(17x−23)(xr−4)+−1(3x+17)

=(17x−23)(xr−4)+−1(3x)+(−1)(17)

=(17x−23)(xr−4)+−3x+−17

=(17x)(xr)+(17x)(−4)+(−23)(xr)+(−23)(−4)+−3x+−17

=17rx2+−68x+−23rx+92+−3x+−17

=(17rx2)+(−23rx)+(−68x+−3x)+(92+−17)

=17rx2+−23rx+−71x+75

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