Math, asked by kumarashish85936, 3 months ago

multiply (2x-4) and (x+3)

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Answered by pratyushk6816

Answer:

hello...this might help you

(2x-4)×(x+3)

2x(x+3)-4(x+3)

2x²+6x -4x-12

2x²+2x-12

Step-by-step explanation:

here what i have done is that I have taken 2x from first bracket and multiplied it by x+3. Then i have taken -4 from first bracket and multiplied it by x+3.

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multiply (2x-4) and (x+3)