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3 years ago

Express the product of (2x– 1) and ( 1/2x -2/3) as a trinomial in simplest form.

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deff fn [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Solution given:

the product of (2x– 1) and ( 1/2x -2/3)

:(2x-1)(½x-⅔)
2x(½x-⅔)-1×(½x-⅔)
x²-4/3 x-½x+⅔
x²-½x-4/3+⅔
x²-½x-[4-2]/3
x²-½x-⅔ is a required answer.

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In this case, we have the graph of:

$y=x$

And we need to translate it to make it the graph of:

$y=x-1+4$

According to our rules we need:

First, to shift the graph of $y=x$ 1 unit to the right, so $y=x-1$
Second, to shift the graph of $y=x-1$ 4 units to the left, so $y=x-1+4$

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Shifting the graph of $y=x$ 3 unit to the left.

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