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If A=D+2 and B=3D−1 evaluate AB and BA

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Final answer:

To evaluate AB and BA, we substitute the given values for A and B and perform the necessary calculations.

Step-by-step explanation:

To evaluate AB, we substitute the given values for A and B:

A = D + 2 and B = 3D - 1

Substituting A in terms of D, we have:

A = (D + 2)

Substituting B in terms of D, we have:

B = 3(D) - 1

Expanding and simplifying, we have:

AB = (D + 2)(3D - 1)

Multiplying these terms, we get:

AB = 3D^2 - D + 6D - 2

Combining like terms, we have:

AB = 3D^2 + 5D - 2

To evaluate BA, we substitute the given values for A and B:

A = D + 2 and B = 3D - 1

Substituting A in terms of D, we have:

A = (D + 2)

Substituting B in terms of D, we have:

B = 3(D) - 1

Expanding and simplifying, we have:

BA = (3D - 1)(D + 2)

Multiplying these terms, we get:

BA = 3D^2 + 5D - 2

Combining like terms, we have:

BA = 3D^2 + 5D - 2

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