Use a table to multiply (–3a2)(a – b).

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Rightparen asked Jun 1, 2022

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Use a table to multiply (–3a2)(a – b).

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Answer: –3a3 + 3a2b would be the correct answer

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Answer:

$- 6 {a}^(2) + 6ab$

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( - 3a2)(a - b)

$- 6 {a}^(2) + 6ab$

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