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How do you multiply these polynomials? 3xy^2(2y+4z)
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How do you multiply these polynomials?

3xy^2(2y+4z)

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Answer:

6xy^3 +12xy^2 z

Explanation:

3xy^2 (2y+4z)

Multiply

3xy^2 * 2y + 3xy^2 *4z

common factors

3xy^3 +3xy^2 *4z

Multiply

6xy^3 +12xy^2 z

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