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What is the product of d – 9 and 2d2 + 11d – 4?

A=2d3 – 7d2 – 103d + 36
B=2d3 – 7d2 – 95d + 36
C=2d3 + 7d2 – 95d + 36
D=2d3 + 7d2 – 103d + 36

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Answer:

(A)
2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

Explanation:

It is given that there are two functions that are
(d-9) and
2d^2+11d-4 and

We have to find the product of
(d-9) and
2d^2+11d-4, therefore we can write as:


(d-9)(2d^2+11d-4)


2d^3-18d^2+11d^2-99d-4d+36


2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

which is the required product.

Thus, Option A is correct.

User Patrick Gardella
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Answer:


2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

A is the correct option.

Explanation:

We have to find the product


(d-9)(2d^2+11d-4)

Using the distributive property (term by term multiplication), we have


d\cdot2d^2+d\cdot11d+d\cdot(-4)-9\cdot2d^2-9\cdot11d-9\cdot(-4)

On multiplying, we get


2d^3+11d^2-4d-18d^2-99d+36

Combine like terms


2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

A is the correct option.

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