A^2 +a-6. You use the method of foiling where you multiply the first two terms, the the outside terms, the inside terms, then the last terms. You would do a•a, then a•-2 the a•3 then 3•-2. You would get a^2 -2a +3a -6. Then combine like terms to get your answer.
Answer:
there is no way of solving this because the expression does not equal anything.
Step-by-step explanation:
Each of them need to work 105 minutes more in order to have packed the same number of boxes.
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
Suppose, they need to work for
minutes more in order to have packed the same number of boxes.
Selma packs one box in 5 minutes and Trudy packs one box in 7 minutes.
So, the number of boxes packed by Selma in that
minutes
and the number of boxes packed by Trudy in
minutes 
Given that, Selma and Trudy have already packed 12 and 18 boxes.
Now if <u>each of them packed the same number of boxes</u>, then the equation will be......

So, each of them need to work 105 minutes more in order to have packed the same number of boxes.
If the volume is 108, and the height is 3 meters, you would divide 108 by 3 , which is 36.
Answer:
1/2(3)-2/3(8)
3/2-9/3
<u>3</u>-<u>9</u>
2.3
<u>9</u><u>-</u><u>3</u><u>2</u>
6
<u>-23</u>
6