Math, asked by phil2106, 10 months ago

expand (3y - 2)(2y + 4) by multiplying outside the brackets

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Answered by Anonymous

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⭐Solution ⭐

✔Given here

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

= 6y²+12y-4y-8

= 6y²+8y-8

✨Thats Answer ✨

Answered by sairajgavhane03

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

6y^2-12y-4y-8

6y^2-16y-8

2(3y^2-8y-4)

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