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If s(x) = x – 7 and t(x) = 4x2 – x + 3, which expression is equivalent to (t x S) (X)

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Answer:

The expression of (t×s)(x) is:


4x^3-29x^2+10x-21

Explanation:

we are given that:

s(x) = x – 7 and t(x) = 4x² – x + 3

We have to find the value of (t×s)(x)

We know that

(t×s)(x)=t(x) × s(x)

= (4x²-x+3)(x-7)

= x(4x²-x+3) -7(4x²-x+3)

=
4x^3-x^2+3x-28x^2+7x-21

=
4x^3-x^2(1+28)+x(3+7)-21

=
4x^3-29x^2+10x-21

Hence, The expression of (t×s)(x) is:


4x^3-29x^2+10x-21

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t(x)×s(x) = (4x² -x +3)×(x -7)

(t×s)(x) = 4x³ -29x² +10x -21
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