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mulitiply (2y + 1); (y2 - 2y3 + 3y)​

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Answered by tanmaychaudhary1818
3

Answer:-4y⁴+7y²+3y

Step-by-step explanation:Product of given polynomials

= ( 2y + 1 )(y²-2y³+3y)

=2y(y²-2y³+3y)+1(y²-2y³+3y)

= 2y³-4y⁴+6y²+y²-2y³+3y

= -4y⁴ +2y³-2y³+6y²+y²+3y

= -4y⁴+7y²+3y

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Answered by CloseEncounter
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\bold{Question}

mulitiply (2y + 1); (y2 - 2y3 + 3y)

\bold{Solution}

Product of given polynomials

\bold{= ( 2y + 1)(y²-2y³+3y)}

\bold{=2y(y²-2y³+3y)+1(y²-2y²+3y)}

\bold{=-2y³-4y⁴+6y²+y²-2y³+3y }

\bold{=-4y* +2y³-2y³+6y²+y²+3y}

\bold{\red{= -4y⁴+7y²+3y}}

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