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(3x - 40)° (2x + 23)°​

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The expression (3x - 40)° (2x + 23)° represents the product of two angles, (3x - 40)° and (2x + 23)

(3x - 40)° (2x + 23)° = (3x - 40)(2x + 23)°

3x - 40)(2x + 23)° = 3x(2x + 23) - 40(2x + 23)°

3x(2x + 23) - 40(2x + 23)° = 6x² + 69x - 80x - 920

6x² + 69x - 80x - 920 = 6x² - 11x - 920

simplified expression of (3x - 40)° (2x + 23)° is 6x² - 11x - 920.

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