Math, asked by rohanmajumdar915, 9 months ago

Multiply (5x+3y) and (4x+ 5y) to each
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Answered by snowwhiteaug18
1

Answer:

20x² + 37xy + 15y²

Step-by-step explanation:

(5x + 3y) (4x + 5y)

multiply the first numbers first : 5x multiplied by 4x

then, multiply the first number from the first bracket with the second number from the second bracket : 5x multiplied by 5y

next, multiply the second number from the first bracket with the first number from the second bracket : 3y multiplied by 4x

lastly, multiply the second number from the first bracket with the second number from the second bracket : 3y multiplied by 5y

= 20x² + 25xy + 12xy + 15y²

= 20x² + 37xy + 15y²

Hope this helped. It is better to write it down and draw curve lines above which numbers to multiply next.

Answered by mahikakmb
0
Answer:
20x + 15y

Explanation:
First multiply the 5x and 4x that is 20x and then multiply 5y and 3y that is 15y

So, 20x + 15y
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