Math, asked by rohanraam7h44, 8 months ago

multiply (6p-8pq+2q).(-5p)

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Answered by kamalkishorprasad194

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Answer:

(6p-8pq+2q).(-5p)

= (-5p) (6p-8pq+2q)

= -5p×6p-5p×(-8pq)-5p×2q

= -30p^2+40pq^2-10pq

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