Math, asked by nisheshstha24, 2 days ago

Find the product of: (3x2 + y) (2x – 1)

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Answered by SpandanMukherjee428

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Answer:

(3 x 2 + y) (2x - 1)

= (6 + y) (2x - 1)

= 6(2x - 1) + y(2x-1)

= 12x - 6 + 2xy - y

= 2xy + 12x - y - 6

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