Math, asked by agsood30, 8 months ago

Find the product of (2m + 3n) and (m^2 + 2mn + n^2 ) (With steps please!)

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Answered by singhjahnavi08
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Answer: 2m³ + 3n³ + 7m²n + 8mn²

Step-by-step explanation:

(2m + 3n) × (m² + 2mn + n²)

= 2m (m² + 2mn + n²) + 3n (m² + 2mn + n²)

= (2m . m² + 2m . 2mn + 2m . n²) + (3n . m² + 3n . 2mn + 3n . n²)    

( the (.) denotes multiplication)  

= (2m³ + 4m²n + 2mn²) + (3m²n + 6mn² + 3n³)

= 2m³ + 4m²n + 2mn² + 3m²n + 6mn² + 3n³

= 2m³ + 3n³ + (4m²n + 3m²n) + (2mn² + 6mn²)

= 2m³ + 3n³ + 7m²n + 8mn²

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