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Multiplying polynomials, k(k³-2)
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Multiplying polynomials, k(k³-2)

User Tyirvine
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Answer:
k^4 - 2k

Explanation:

k(k³-2)

distribute

k multiply by 
k^3 =
k^4

k multiply by -2 = -2k


k^4 - 2k

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