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If p(x)=2x^2-4x and q(x)=x-3 what is (p*q)(x)
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If p(x)=2x^2-4x and q(x)=x-3 what is (p*q)(x)

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Answer: 2x³-10x²+12x or 2x(x²-5x+6)

Explanation:

(p*q)(x) means p(x) and q(x) multiplied together.

(2x²-4x)(x-3)

2x³-6x²-4x²+12x

2x³-10x²+12x

You can also factor this by taking out a 2x.

2x(x²-5x+6)

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