Multiply:(8×^2)(6×^3+3×-6).

Kasper Peeters asked Sep 1, 2023

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$\text{ (8x}^2)(6x^3+3x-6)^{}$

This equation means that we multiply 8x^2 to each term of 6x^3 + 3x - 6.

Thus, we get,

$(8x^2)(6x^3+3x\text{ -6) }\rightarrow(8x^2)(6x^3)+(8x^2)(3x)-(8x^2)(6)$
$=\text{48x}^(2+3)+24x^(2+1)-48x^2$
$\text{ = 48}^{}x^5+24x^3-48x^2^{}$

MaxVT answered Sep 6, 2023

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