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(3u-4x-6)(u+2x)
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1. Distribute each term in the first bracket by each term in the second bracket:
(3u)(u) = 3u^2
(3u)(2x) = 6ux
(-4x)(u) = -4xu
(-4x)(2x) = -8x^2
(-6)(u) = -6u
(-6)(2x) = -12x
2. Combine like terms:
3u^2 + 6ux - 4xu - 8x^2 - 6u - 12x
Use the fact that \(6ux\) and \(-4xu\) are like terms:
6ux - 4xu = 2ux
Therefore, the final expression is
3u^2 + 2ux - 8x^2 - 6u - 12x
Answer:
3u^2 + 2ux - 8x^2 - 6u - 12x
2. Combine like terms:
Use the fact that \(6ux\) and \(-4xu\) are like terms:
Therefore, the final expression is
Answer:
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