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find the product 2x (3x -7xy)

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Answered by diyaroy1326
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Answer:

6x²-14x²y is the product

Answered by zumba12
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The expression 2x (3x -7xy)

To Find: The product of the expression 2x (3x -7xy).

  • To find the product of the given expression, we must multiply 2x separately with 3x\ and -7xy.

       ⇒ (2x\times3x) + (2x\times-7xy)

       ⇒ 6x^{2} + (-14x^{2} y)

       ⇒ 6x^{2} -14x^{2} y

  • The resulting product is a quadratic equation that is, a polynomial with highest degree as 2 which is in the form ax^{2}+bx+c\ (a\neq 0).
  • Here,  in the expression 6x^{2} -14x^{2} y, when we take x^{2} as common, then 6-14y is the coefficient of x^{2}.

Hence, the product of 2x (3x -7xy) is 6x^{2} -14x^{2} y.

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