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2g(4g+3)+g(g-7) expand linear brackets​

2g(4g+3)+g(g-7) expand linear brackets​
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2g(4g+3)+g(g-7) expand linear brackets​

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Answer:

7g^2 - 13g

Explanation:

2g(4g+3)= 8g^2 + 6g

g(g-7)+ g^2 - 7g

8g^2 + 6g = g^2 - 7g

7g^2 = -13g

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