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Find the product a) 3a (5a-6c) + (4a+2c)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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If we have to find the product then the sign would "×" not "+".

= 3a (5a-6c) × (4a+2c)

= {15a}^{2} - 18ac × 4a + 2c

= {60a}^{3} + {30a}^{2}c {-72a}^{2}c - {36ac}^{2}

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Answered by panditji99
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Answer:

3a(5a-6c) + (4a+2c) (multiply this equation)

15a2 - 18ac + 12a2 + 6ac ( a2 means a square)

28a2 - 12ac (answer)

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