-3x2 (xy+2x2) + 7x4 -3x3(5y + x)??

Mathematics

1 answer:

allochka39001 [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

−2x4−18x3y

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's simplify step-by-step.

(−3x2)(xy+2x2)+7x4−3x3(5y+x)

Distribute:

=(−3x2)(xy)+(−3x2)(2x2)+7x4+−3x4+−15x3y

=−3x3y+−6x4+7x4+−3x4+−15x3y

Combine Like Terms:

=−3x3y+−6x4+7x4+−3x4+−15x3y

=(−6x4+7x4+−3x4)+(−3x3y+−15x3y)

=−2x4+−18x3y

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