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what is the product of (3m-2n) (6m+9n)

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Answered by adarshvpai5

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Answer:

(3m-2n) (6m+9n)=18m^2+27m-12mn-18n

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

$(3m - 2n)(6m + 9m)$

$3m(6m + 9m) - 2n(6m + 9m)$

18m+18m-12nm+18nm

36m+6nm

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