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Expand and simplify A. (x – 2y)(y – 3x) B. (2p+3)(p^2-4p-7)

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emmasim [6.3K]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. (x−2y)(y−3x)

=(x+−2y)(y+−3x)

=(x)(y)+(x)(−3x)+(−2y)(y)+(−2y)(−3x)

=xy−3x2−2y2+6xy

=−3x2+7xy−2y2

B. (2p+3)(p2−4p−7)

=(2p+3)(p2+−4p+−7)

=(2p)(p2)+(2p)(−4p)+(2p)(−7)+(3)(p2)+(3)(−4p)+(3)(−7)

=2p3−8p2−14p+3p2−12p−21

=2p3−5p2−26p−21

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