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Which polynomial is the correct product? (2y+3)(3y2+4y+5)

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(2y+3)(3(y^2)+4y+5)
(2y)(3(y^2))+(2y(4y))+(2y)(5)+(3(3)(y^2))+(3)(4y)+(3)(5)
6(y^3)+8(y^2)+10y+9(y^2)+12y+15
6(y^3)+17(y^2)+22y+15
User Axay Prajapati
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Answer:


6y^(3)+17y^2+22y+15

Explanation:

We are asked to find the polynomial that is the result of the product of
(2y+3)(3y^2+4y+5).

We will use distributive property
a(b+c)=a*b+a*c to solve our given problem.


2y(3y^2+4y+5)+3(3y^2+4y+5)


2y*3y^2+2y*4y+2y*5+3*3y^2+3*4y+3*5

We will use exponent property
a^m\cdot a^n =a^(m+n) to simplify our polynomial.


2*3y^(2+1)+2*4y^(1+1)+2y*5+3*3y^2+3*4y+3*5


6y^(3)+8y^(2)+10y+9y^2+12y+15

Now we will combine like terms.


6y^(3)+8y^(2)+9y^2+12y+10y+15


6y^(3)+17y^2+22y+15

Therefore, the polynomial
6y^(3)+17y^2+22y+15 is the correct product of our given expressions.

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