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(8x + 5)^3 find the product

User Mohit Goel
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Answer:
512x^3+960x^2+600x+125

Step-by-step explanation: Start by spreading the expression out so it turns into (8x + 5)*(8x + 5)*(8x + 5). (* means multiply). Then, foil (multiply the first numbers, outside numbers, inside numbers, and last numbers to form a new expression) the first two expressions to get 64x^2+80x+25*(8x + 5). Foil that again, going through and multiplying each number from both expressions by every number in the other expression to get 512x^3+960x^2+600x+125. Hope that helps.

User Odradek
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Explanation:


\boxed{\begin{minipage}{5.5 cm}\underline{Perfect Cube Formula}\\\\$\left(a+b\right)^3=a^3+3a^2b+3ab^2+b^3$\\\end{minipage}}

To find the product of the given expression, use the perfect cube formula.

Given expression:


(8x + 5)^3

Therefore:

  • a = 8x
  • b = 5

Apply the perfect cube method:


\begin{aligned}(8x+5)^3&=(8x)^3+3(8x)^2(5)+3(8x)(5)^2+5^3\\&=8^3 \cdot x^3+3 \cdot 64x^2\cdot5+3\cdot 8x\cdot 25+125\\&=512x^3+960x^2+600x+125\end{aligned}

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