Math, asked by TrinityBell, 7 months ago

Multiply (6z2 - 4z + 1)(8 - 3z).

Answers

Answered by urmitadebbarma48
1

Answer

Explanation

(6z² - 4z + 1) (8 - 3z)

=> 8 (6z² - 4z + 1) - 3z ( 6z² - 4z + 1)

=> 48z² - 32z + 8 - 18z³ + 12z² - 3z

=> 18z³ + 60z³ -35z + 8

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Answered by arrpanglkr
0

Answer:

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When multiplying polynomials, as we see here, we must distribute everything.

Every term that is in the trinomial

6

z

2

4

z

+

1

must be multiplied individually by both terms in the following binomial

8

3

z

. Then, all these multiplied terms will be added to one another to form a large polynomial.

Let's break down what we'll multiply:

(

6

z

2

4

z

+

1

)(

8

3

z

1

(

8

3

4

z

(

8

3

6

z

2

(

8

3

z

)

)

So, we see that the

(

8

3

z

)

term is distributed to each term within

(

6

z

2

4

z

+

1

)

.

Adding these all together, we see that

(

6

z

2

4

z

+

1

)

(

8

3

z

)

=

6

z

2

(

8

3

z

)

+

(

4

z

)

(

8

3

z

)

+

1

(

8

3

z

)

Distributing each, we obtain

=

48

z

2

18

z

3

+

32

z

+

12

z

2

+

8

3

z

Now, to simplify, sort this by degree (combine like terms):

=

18

z

3

+

48

z

2

+

12

z

2

48

+

12

=

60

32

z

3

z

32

3

=

35

+

8

=

18

z

3

+

60

z

2

35

z

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