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What is the product of x(5x + x^2)
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What is the product of x(5x + x^2)

User Wesley Overdijk
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Answer:

The product is
x^3+5x^2

Explanation:

This is because we apply the distributive property of multiplication.

Thus from
x(5x+x^2)

we get this:


x*5x+x*x^2


x*5x is
5x^2 and
x*x^2 is
x^3

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