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Multiply (2x^2-3x)(3x^2+2x-1)

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation: -9X3+12x2-x-2

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ANSWER:

Multiplication of
\left(2 x^(2)-3 x\right) \text { and }\left(3 x^(2)+2 x-1\right) \text { is } 6 x^(4)-5 x^(3)-8 x^(2)+3 x

SOLUTION:

We need to multiply
\left(2 x^(2)-3 x\right) \text { and }\left(3 x^(2)+2 x-1\right)


=\left(2 x^(2)-3 x\right)\left(3 x^(2)+2 x-1\right)


=2 x^(2)\left(3 x^(2)+2 x-1\right)-3 x\left(3 x^(2)+2 x-1\right)


=\left(2 x^(2) * 3 x^(2)\right)+\left(2 x^(2) * 2 x\right)+\left(2 x^(2) *(-1)\right)-\left(3 x * 3 x^(2)\right)-(3 x * 2 x)-(3 x *(-1))


=6 x^(4)+4 x^(3)-2 x^(2)-9 x^(3)-6 x^(2)+3 x


=6 x^(4)+(4-9) x^(3)-(2+6) x^(2)+3 x


=6 x^(4)-5 x^(3)-8 x^(2)+3 x

Hence, multiplication of
\left(2 x^(2)-3 x\right) \text { and }\left(3 x^(2)+2 x-1\right) \text { is } 6 x^(4)-5 x^(3)-8 x^(2)+3 x

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