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Find the product (5-2x) (3+x)

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Answered by MahatmaGandhi11
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(5 - 2x)(3 + x) \\ 15 + 5x - 6x - 2x^{2}  \\  - 2x ^{2}  - x + 15 -  -  -  \times  - 1 \:  \: (to \: do \: first \: numbe \: in \: positve) \\ 2x ^{2} + x - 15 \\  \\ pls..mark \: me \: as \: brainleist
Answered by OrethaWilkison
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Answer:

Suppose (x+y) and (a+b) are two binomials.

By using the distributive law of multiplication over addition twice, to find their product as given below:

(x+y)(a+b) = xa+xb+ya+yb

Follow the same process in the given expression: (5-2x)(3+x)

then;

We can write (5-2x)(3+x) as:

(5-2x)(3+x) = 15+5x-6x-2x^2

                  =15-x-2x^2

Therefore, the product of  (5-2x)(3+x) is, 15-x-2x^2 .


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