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How can the product of 5x and (2x-3) be simplified
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How can the product of 5x and (2x-3) be simplified

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Answer:

10x^2-15x

Explanation:

5x(2x-3)

=10x^2-15x

User Lack
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Answer: 5x(2x-3)

Explanation:

To simplify the product, we first need to find the product.

(5x)(2x-3) [distribute]

10x²-15x [factor out x]

x(10x-15) [factor out 5]

5x(2x-3)

Now, we can see that the expression cannot be factored or simplified anymore.

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