Math, asked by navjotkaur95, 6 months ago

multiply the binomial (2pq + 3q^) and (3pq - 2q^)

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Answered by zara208

1

Answer:

=6p2q2+9pq2−2q

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's simplify step-by-step.

(2pq+3q)(3)pq−2q

Distribute:

=6p2q2+9pq2+−2q

Answered by Sanchita2310

1

Answer:

2Pq+3p * 3Pq-2q

2pq*3pq +3p*3Pa = 6p²q + 9Pq²

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