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Multiply: 2m4(5m3 + 4m − 1)

Multiply: 2m4(5m3 + 4m − 1)
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Multiply: 2m4(5m3 + 4m − 1)

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2m4(5m3 + 4m − 1)=10m^(4+3)+8m^(4+1)-2m^4= 10m^7+8m^5-2m^4
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