Solve the equation (5x-7)(-3x+2)

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Farhan · Answer 1 · 2021-06-29T22:24:24+0000

Answer:

$\large\boxed{-15x^(2) + 31x - 14}$

Explanation:

(5x - 7)(-3x + 2)

The values inside of the parenthesis cannot be simplified, so distribute and multiply.

Distribute

(5x - 7)(-3x) + (5x - 7)(2)

Multiply

-15x² + 21x + 10x - 14

Add 21x to 10x

-15x² + 31x - 14

$\large\boxed{-15x^(2) + 31x - 14}$

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