Math, asked by heammahe, 1 month ago

multiply (4x-3y)(5x-4y)
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Answers

Answered by parbatirimal62
1

Answer:

=4x(5x-4y) -3y(5x-4y)

=20x²-16xy-15xy+12y²

=20x²-31xy+12y²

Answered by GraceS
26

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Given :

  • (4x-3y)(5x-4y)

To find :

Polynomial on multiplication of terms

Solution :

 \tt\red{ :⟶ (4x-3y)(5x-4y) }

 \tt\ ⇒4x(5x-4y)-3y(5x-4y)

 \tt\ ⇒20x²-16xy-15xy+12y²

 \tt\ ⇒20x²-31xy+12y²

 \tt\ ⇒20x²+12y²-31xy

Let's Know More :-

  • The polynomial formed is a quadratic polynomial with two variables
  • It is a quadratic polynomial as it has degree ( highest power ) → 2
  • The polynomial has two variables namely → x,y

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