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

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Answered by prafullakumarsahoocd

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Answer:

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

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

8x^2-6x+16x-12

8x^2+10x-12

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Answered by Anonymous

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

=8x^2-6x+16x-12

=8x^2+10x-12.

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