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What is the product of 3x+4 and 6x^{2} −5x+7?
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What is the product of 3x+4 and 6x^{2} −5x+7?

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(6x^2-5x+7)(3x+4)


=(6x^2-5x+7)(3x)+(6x^2-5x+7)(4)


=(6x^2)(3x)+(-5x)(3x)+(7)(3x)+(6x^2)(4)+(-5x)(4)+(7)(4)


=18x^3-15x^2+21x+24x^2-20x+28


=18x^3+9x^2+x+28

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