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Multiply (6z 2 - 4z + 1)(8 - 3z).

18z3 - 60z2 + 35z - 8
48z2 - 18z + 8
6z2 - 7z + 9
-18z3 + 60z2 - 35z + 8

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(6z² - 4z + 1)(8 - 3z) Expand
= 48z² -18z³ - 32z +12z² +8 - 3z Collect like terms
= -18z³ + 60z² - 35z + 8

(6z² - 4z + 1)(8 - 3z) = -18z³ + 60z² - 35z + 8
User Rohanharikr
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Answer:

Option (d) is correct.

The product of terms
6z^2-4z+1 and
8-3z is


-18z^3+60z^2-35z+8

Explanation:

Given two terms
6z^2-4z+1 and
8-3z

We have to find the product of the two given terms that is
(6z^2-4z+1)(8-3z)

Consider
(6z^2-4z+1)(8-3z)


(6z^2-4z+1)(8-3z) is same as
(8-3z)(6z^2-4z+1)

To find the product we first multiply each term of first bracket with each term of second one, we get,


(8-3z)(6z^2-4z+1)=8(6z^2-4z+1)-3z(6z^2-4z+1)

Multiply , we get,


8(6z^2-4z+1)-3z(6z^2-4z+1)=48z^2-32z+8-18z^3+12z^2-3z

Simplify by clubbing together like terms, we get,


48z^2-32z+8-18z^3+12z^2-3z=-18z^3+60z^2-35z+8

Thus, the product of terms
6z^2-4z+1 and
8-3z is
-18z^3+60z^2-35z+8

Option (d) is correct.

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