What is the product of 6x – 5 and 8x + 3 Your answer: 14x – 2 -2x – 8 6x2 -13x +15 48x2 -22x -15

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What is the product of 6x – 5 and 8x + 3 Your answer: 14x – 2 -2x – 8 6x2 -13x +15 48x2 -22x -15

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Answer:

48x^2 - 22x - 15

Explanation:

(6x - 5)(8x + 3)

48x^2 + 18x - 40x - 15

48x^2 - 22x - 15

Mohamad Amin Moslemi answered Nov 15, 2021

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