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5. Simplify:
(1) – 3y(4y + 3x) + 2x(x2 - y2)​

Answers

Answered by mysticd
14

Answer:

-3y(4y+3x)+2x(x²-y²)

-3y(4y+3x)+2x(x²-y²)=-12y²-9xy+2x³-2xy²

Step-by-step explanation:

-3y(4y+3x)+2x(x²-y²)

= -3y×4y+(-3y)(3x)+2x×x²-2x×y²

= -12y²-9xy+2x³-2xy²

Therefore,

-3y(4y+3x)+2x(x²-y²)

=-12y²-9xy+2x³-2xy²

Answered by wifilethbridge
5

Given :

-12y^2-9xy+2x^3-2xy^2

To find :

Simplify

Solution:

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

Now simplify it

-3y(4y + 3x) + 2x(x^2- y^2)

(-3y \times 4y)+(-3y \times 3x)+2x(x^2- y^2)

-12y^2-9xy+(2x \times x^2)-(2x \times y^2)

-12y^2-9xy+2x^3-2xy^2

So, Simplified expression is-12y^2-9xy+2x^3-2xy^2

Hence The simplified fraction of -3y(4y + 3x) + 2x(x^2- y^2) is -12y^2-9xy+2x^3-2xy^2

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