What is the simplest form of the expression 2x(x â’ 6) â’ 7x2 â’ (13x â’ 3)? A. 5x2 â’ 25x 3 B. -5x2 â’ 25x 3 C. -5x2 x 3 D. -5x

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2 â’ 25x â’ 3.

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kobusy [5.1K] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-07T02:39:23+03:00

The simplest form of the given expression can be written as -5x² + 25x - 3.

The given parameters:

2x(x + 6) - 7x² + (13x - 3)

The given expression can be simplified as follows;

2x(x + 6) - 7x² + (13x - 3)

= 2x² + 12x - 7x² + 13x - 3

<em>collect similar terms together</em>

= (2x² - 7x²) + (12x + 13x) - 3

= -5x² + 25x - 3

Thus, the simplest form of the given expression can be written as -5x² + 25x - 3.

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