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Find the product : (6x-1) (5x+2) =
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Find the product : (6x-1) (5x+2) =

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Answer:


30x^2+7x-2

Explanation:

Use the foil method/distribute:

(6x-1)(5x+2):

Breaks apart into: (6x)(5x) = 30x^2

Multiply the next term:(6x)(2)=12x

Then the next: (-1)(5x)=-5x

Last term: (-1)(2)=-2

Combine them to get: 30x^2+12x-5x-2

Simplify: 30x^2+7x-2

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