Math, asked by gkm9, 10 months ago

use identities to find (2x^3 +3y) (2x^3 + 5y)​

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Answered by rohangupta0424
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Answer:

(2x3+3y)(2x3+5y)

=(2x3+3y)(2x3+5y)

=(2x3)(2x3)+(2x3)(5y)+(3y)(2x3)+(3y)(5y)

=4x6+10x3y+6x3y+15y2

=4x^6+16x^3y+15y^2


theprimus2446: bro I think it's wrong
Answered by theprimus2446
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HERE'S YOUR ANSWER BUDDY,

using identity, (x+a)(x+b)=(x^2)+(a+b)x+(ab)

therefore,

=(2x)^2+(3y+5y)2x+(5y)(3y)

=4x^2+6xy+10xy+15y^2

=4x^2+16xy+15y^2

So that was the final answer...

I was doing something so it took me some time to type, sorry.

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