Math, asked by Ayush132610, 1 year ago

Find the product for (-2x²+xy-y²) (3x+4y)

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Answered by MonarkSingh
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( - 2x {}^{2}  + xy - y {}^{2} )(3x + 4y) \\  =  - 2x {}^{2} (3x + 4y) + xy(3x + 4y) - y {}^{2} (3x + 4y) \\  =  - 6x {}^{3}  - 8x {}^{2} y + 3x {}^{2} y + 4xy {}^{2}  - 3xy {}^{2}  - 4y {}^{3}  \\  =  - 6x {}^{3}  - 5x {}^{2} y + xy {}^{2}  - 4y {}^{3}


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Answered by jrudhrakumaran
4

-6xcube-4ycube-5xsquarey=xysquare

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