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Write as a polynomial (3p–1)(2p+5)–6p(p–2)
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Write as a polynomial (3p–1)(2p+5)–6p(p–2)

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\text{Simplify:}\\\\(3p-1)(2p+5)-6p(p-2)\\\\\text{Use FOIL:}\\\\6p^2+13p-5-6p(p-2)\\\\6p^2+13p-5-6p^2+12p\\\\\text{Combine like terms:}\\\\13p+12p-5\\\\\boxed{25p-5}

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