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Helpppppppp meeeeeee

Helpppppppp meeeeeee-example-1
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Answer:


4x^5-5x^3-6x

Explanation:

Given:
(x^3-2x)(4x^2+3)

To find: the product

Solution:

Use the property: Multiplication is distributive over addition that is
a(b+c)=ab+ac


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

Add the like terms:
-8x^3,3x^3

(Like terms are terms that have same variables of same powers)

So,


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

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