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How do you multiply (8n+1)(6n−3)?

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$\sf (8n + 1)(6n - 3) \\ \\ \sf 8n(6n - 3) + 1(6n - 3) \\ \\ \sf 48n {}^{2} - 24n + 6n - 18 \\ \\ \sf 48n {}^{2} - 18n - 18$

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