Math, asked by mishravinay7026, 8 months ago

(4f-3g)(5f+6g) find the product

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Answered by HelpingHand2020
1

Answer:

20f² + 9fg - 18g

Step-by-step explanation:

The basic procedure to multiply two or more algebraic expressions is opening the brackets separately. First of all, write the first term of first bracket multiplied by the whole second bracket and then the second term of first bracket with its sign multiplied with the whole second bracket.

→ 4f(5f+6g)-3g(5f+6g)

= 20f²+ 24fg - 15fg- 18g²

= 20f² + 9fg - 18g²

Answered by Ralpha
4

20f + 9fg - 18g

Step-by-step explanation:

The basic procedure to multiply two or more algebraic expressions is opening the brackets separately. First of all, write the first term of first bracket multiplied by the whole second bracket and then the second term of first bracket with its sign multiplied with the whole second bracket.

→f(5f+6g)-3g(5f+6g)

= 20f²+ 24fg - 15fg- 18g?

= 20f + 9fg - 18g?

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