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(y+7) ( y-10) please explain this question​

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Answered by anantpatel
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Answer:

there is multiplication of two equations

Step-by-step explanation:

the multiplication works like

(y+7)(y-10)

now y is multiplied with another y

so it becomes y^{2}

then first y is multiplied with (-10)

so it becomes -10y

now 7 is multiplied with second y

so it becomes 7y

now 7 is multiplied with (-10)

so it becomes -70

Now,

  add the multiplied values

so it becomes  y^2-10y+7y-70

now -10y+7y=-3y

so the final answer is

y^2-3y-70

Hope it helps.

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