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What is a simpler form of (x-6)(4x+3)?

What is a simpler form of (x-6)(4x+3)?
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What is a simpler form of (x-6)(4x+3)?

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Answer:

4x^2-21x-18

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User Gurudeb
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The answer is.. 4x^2 + 3x - 24x - 18 = 4x^ - 21x - 18

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