Find the product of the given polynomial if p(X)=2x-3 and g(X)=6x+4

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Lahiru Prasanna asked Apr 4, 2023

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Find the product of the given polynomial if p(X)=2x-3 and g(X)=6x+4

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Answer:

Given,

p (x)=2x-3

g (x)=6x+4

p (x)×g (x)=?

Explanation:

p (x)×g (x)=(2x-3)(6x+4)

=2x (6x+4)-3 (6x+4)

=12x^2+8x-18x-12

=12x^2-10x-12

Doug Avery answered Apr 9, 2023

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