Math, asked by Lakshmiashok8729, 1 year ago

How do you multiply (2b−1)(b2−3b+4)?

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Answered by srabantishil24

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Answer:

7b-4

Step-by-step explanation:2b(b2-3b+4)-1(b2-3b+4)

=(2b3-6b+8b)-b2+3b-4

=2b-3b+8b-4

=7b-4

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