Math, asked by dukhibaba31, 4 months ago

(x-2)(2x) how to multiply

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Answered by kumardahal2446

Answer:

2x²-4x

Step-by-step explanation:

(x-2)(2x)

=2x(x-2)

=2x²-4x

dukhibaba31: yeah.. I think so

kumardahal2446: i think the first one is incorrect.

dukhibaba31: okay..can you multiply this

kumardahal2446: which one

dukhibaba31: (x-2)(2x)-3x(-3)=3

kumardahal2446: ok one minute

kumardahal2446: the ans is 2x²+5x=3

dukhibaba31: same here...but showing answer is 1/2 and -3

dukhibaba31: it's the question of determinants

Answered by vimalmaurya0011

Answer:

$2x(x) + 2x( - 2)$

This is because 2x will multiply with both the terms and this is a rule

$2 {x}^{2} - 4x$

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