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Find the product of ( 2a2– 3b2) and ( a +b2- 3z)​

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Answer:


2a^3+2a^2b^2-6a^2z-3ab^2-3b^4+9b^2z

Explanation:


(2a^2-3b^2)(a+b^2-3z)

Start by distributing the
2a^2 into all of the terms in between the second parentheses.


2a^3+2a^2b^2-6a^2z

Next, distribute the
-3b^2 into all of the terms in between the second parentheses.


-3ab^2-3b^4+9b^2z

For the sake of simpler interpretation, I separated the two above, but they are together:


2a^3+2a^2b^2-6a^2z-3ab^2-3b^4+9b^2z

Since the terms are already in descending order, we do not need to rearrange them.

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