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Which polynomial represents (6 x 2 −x−9)(4x−7)?

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Answer:

The answer to your question is 24x³ - 46x²- 28x + 63

Explanation:

Data

(6x² - x - 9)(4x - 7)

Process

1.- Multiply 4x by the three terms of the first polynomial

(6x² - x - 9)(4x) = 24x³ - 4x² - 36x

2.- Multiply -7 by the three terms of the first polynomial

(6x² - x - 9)(-7) = -42x² + 7x + 63

3.- Add both result

24x³ - 4x² - 36x -42x² + 7x + 63 = 24x³ - 46x²- 28x + 63

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