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Choose the correct product -6p^3(3p^2+5p-1)

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Explanation:


User Radhika
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Remember the Distributive Property, which says that the multiplication of a single term and an addition/subtraction sequence can be simplified as follows:


a(b \pm c) = ab \pm ac


Thus, in this case, we can apply the
-6p^3 term to each term in the addition sequence
3p^2 + 5p - 1, as follows:


-6p^3 (3p^2 + 5p - 1)

  • Set up


(-6p^3)(3p^2) + (-6p^3)(5p) - (-6p^3)(1)

  • Apply the Distributive Property


-18p^5 - 30p^4 + 6p^3

  • Simplify

The answer would be -18p⁵ - 30p⁴ + 6p³.

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