What expressions represents the multiplex version of the expression below ? (6x^2 +5) (2x^3+3)

Bruce Chapman asked Aug 24, 2023

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What expressions represents the multiplex version of the expression below ?
(6x^2 +5) (2x^3+3)

Bruce Chapman asked Aug 24, 2023

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Answer:

12x^5+18x^2+10x^3+15

Explanation:

first you apply the distribution property (FOIL) and you get

12x^5+18x^2+10x^3+15

Hous answered Aug 30, 2023

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