Math, asked by rithanyashreegb, 11 hours ago

multiply the following (3-4x+7x^2) by (3x+7)​

Answers

Answered by pk2687392
1

Answer:

25/22 is the correct answer .

Answered by hiteshpatel37hp
0

Answer:

21x^{3} + 37x^{2} - 19x + 21

Step-by-step explanation:

   (3-4x+7x^{2}) * (3x+7)​

multiply 3x with 1st bracket and the 7 with 1st bracket and add them.

(3-4x+7x^{2}) * 3x  +  (3-4x+7x^{2}) * ​7​

after multiply we get,

9x - 12x^{2} + 21x^{3} + 21 - 28x + 49x^{2}

now by adding or subtracting the similar terms we get final ans

21x^{3} + 37x^{2} - 19x + 21

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