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(3a+5b) × (2a−3b) multiply

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Answered by faleehamanal

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(3a+5b) (2a−3b)

= 3a (2a−3b) + 5b (2a−3b)
= 6a² - 9ab + 10ab - 15b²
= 6a² + ab - 15b²

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Answered by kalpnajha1986kp

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Your answer is 6a²+ab-15b²

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