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What is the product of (3a - 4b + 1) and (2a + 5b - 3)?
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What is the product of (3a - 4b + 1) and (2a + 5b - 3)?

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What is the product of (3a - 4b + 1) and (2a + 5b - 3)?-example-1
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Answer:

6a²+7ab-7a+17b-20b²-3

Explanation:

3a(2a+5b-3)-4b(2a+5b-3)+1(2a+5b-3)

6a²+15ab-9a-8ab-20b²+12b+2a+5b-3

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6a²+15ab-8ab-9a+2a+12b+5b-20b²-3

6a²+7ab-7a+17b-20b²-3

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