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multiply the following polynomials and write the resulting polynomial in descending order. (3x-8)(2x^2+4x-9)

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Given the polynomial:
(3x-8)(2x^2+4x-9)

Since, arranging of polynomial can be made by forming the given polynomial into the general form.

Multiply the following polynomials are;


(3x)(2x^2+4x-9)-8(2x^2+4x-9))

Using distributive property:
a\cdot(b+c) = a\cdot b+a\cdot c


(6x^3+12x^2-27x)- (16x^2+32x -72)

Remove the parenthesis; we get;


6x^3+12x^2-27x- 16x^2 -32x +72

Combine like terms;


6x^3-4x^2-59x+72

⇒This is the general form of the polynomial equation.

Since, the given polynomials can be written from the order of powers i.e,


6x^3-4x^2-59x+72

To arrange this polynomial in descending order means to arrange the powers of variables in each term in descending order.

Therefore, the resulting polynomial in descending orders is,
6x^3-4x^2-59x+72

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