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Multiply. 2x² ( – 5x² + 6x-9)
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Multiply.
2x² ( – 5x² + 6x-9)

User Michael Zajac
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Answer:

im pretty sure that the answer <3

Explanation:

5x^2-6x+9)*(2x-3)

=10x^3-12x^2+18x-15x^2+18x+27

=10x^3-27x^2+36x+27

User Abenson
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Answer:

-10x^4+12x^3-18x^2 .........

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