SOLUTION: directions: multiply
(y+2x)(x3-2y3+3xy2+x2y)
the 3 after x, y, and the 2 after y and 2 after x are exponets.
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: directions: multiply
(y+2x)(x3-2y3+3xy2+x2y)
the 3 after x, y, and the 2 after y and 2 after x are exponets.
This question is from textbook algebra1
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
directions: multiply
Combine your like terms:
I put the equation in decending order by the x terms. It keeps you organized. If I was doing this on paper, I'd do it vertically.
Happy Calculating!!!
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