Math, asked by gladiusevajames, 1 month ago

How do i expand
4y(y−3)

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Answered by jalindarasane1969

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Answered by shivansht2005

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Given Equation = 4y(y-3)

= (4y×y) - (4y×3)

= 4y² - 12y

HOPE THIS HELPS!

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