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Mathematics, 23.01.2021 08:10 aliami0306oyaj0n

1.) Multiply 2ab(βˆ’a+2b+3).(1 point) 8a2b2

βˆ’2a +2ab+3b

8ab

βˆ’2a2b+4ab2+6ab

2.) Simplify the polynomial using multiplication.

xy(3x2+2xβˆ’3y)

(1 point)

3x3y+2x2yβˆ’3xy2

3x3+2xyβˆ’3y

2x3y2

3x3+2x2βˆ’3y2

The area of a rectangle is given by the expression (x+3)(4xβˆ’2). Which of the following is an equivalent expression for the area?(1 point)

13xβˆ’2

4x2+14x+6

4x2+10xβˆ’6

14xβˆ’6

Multiply (x+2)(x2βˆ’3x +4)(1 point)

x3+5x2+10x+8

x3βˆ’x2βˆ’2x+8

x2βˆ’2x+6

2x2βˆ’6x+8

Simplify the polynomial using multiplication.

βˆ’5b(2aβˆ’3a2)

(1 point)

βˆ’10ba+15ba2

10baβˆ’15ba2

βˆ’10a+3ba2

βˆ’5b+2aβˆ’3a2

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1.) Multiply 2ab(βˆ’a+2b+3).(1 point) 8a2b2

βˆ’2a +2ab+3b

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