Math, asked by rd0169248, 4 days ago

multiply ( 2x²+y) and ( 3x–y²)​

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Answered by venus0020
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Answer:

=4x³y-9xy³-2xz+3yz

Step-by-step explanation:

(2x²y+3xy²-z) × (2x-3y)

=2x(2x²y+3xy²-z) -3y(2x²y+3xy²-z)

=4x³y+6x²y²-2xz -6x²y²-9xy³+3yz

=4x³y-9xy³-2xz+3yz

Answered by XxDashingGirlxX
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\large\red{\sf{⇝(2x ^{2}  + y) \times (3x - y ^{2} )}}

  • Multiply each term in the first parentheses by each term in the second parentheses (FOIL)

\large\orange{\sf{⇝2x ^{2}  \times 3x - 2x ^{2} y ^{2}  + 3xy - y \times y ^{2} }}

  • Calculate the product

\large\green{\sf{⇝6x ^{3}  - 2 x^{2} y ^{2}  + 3xy - y ^{3} }}

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