multiply the polynomial (9/11a-2/33b) (a+b)
Answers
Answered by
13
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to do this by multiplying the first bracket from each of the second bracket
PROCESS
a(9/11a-2/33b)+b(9/11a-2/33b)
=9/11a²-2/33ab+9/11ab-2/33b²
so now we see that in between there are two common variables so we have to simplify them
=9/11a²-(+2/33ab+9/11ab)-2/33b²
=9/11a²-(2ab+27ab/33)-2/33b²
=9/11a²-29/33ab-2/33b²
So now this is your answer if you are pleased with my answer mark me the brainliest.
Bye friend have a good day
Answered by
2
Answer:
There are two pages two pages also only 1 sum
Step-by-step explanation:
So write it carefully
Attachments:
Similar questions