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HELP PLEASE I NEED THIS MATH

HELP PLEASE I NEED THIS MATH-example-1

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Answer:


8b^5+12b^3

Explanation:

Multiply
4b^2 by each term inside of the parenthesis.


4b^2*2b^3=8b^5

Multiply 4 & 2 normally, getting 8. When multiplying numbers with exponents, you add the exponents. 2+3=5.


4b^2*3b=12b^3

Multiply 4 & 3 normally, getting 12. Whenever a number has a variable, the variable has an exponent of 1. So when you add the exponents, you get 2+1=3.

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