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What is the answer for this 2a+a(a-3)​

What is the answer for this 2a+a(a-3)​
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What is the answer for this 2a+a(a-3)​

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User Vadym Chekan
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Answer:

a^2-a

Explanation:

If you simplify this equation, you have to multiply (2a+a) by (a-3), which will give you a^2-a. a^2 means a squared.

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