Math, asked by sudhirk410, 1 year ago

what will be the product , if we multiply double of (x-x/2)2 by the triple of (x+x/2)

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Answered by Durgesh12345

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Answer:9x^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Double of (x-x/2)2=2*(x-x/2)2=2x

Triple of(x+x/2)=9x/2

Product of both=9x/2*2x=9x^2

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