SOLUTION: Here is the question:
2v(3v2-1) - (6-8v3+14v)+3
here is my attempt:
6v3-2v - 6+6v2+3
4v2-3=6v2
What is the rule with exponents ?
~Tabitha
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2v(3v2-1) - (6-8v3+14v)+3
here is my attempt:
6v3-2v - 6+6v2+3
4v2-3=6v2
What is the rule with exponents ?
~Tabitha
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! you are trying to get to an equation, but you started off with what is NOT an equation. Maybe you mistyped your question. Let me use my simplifier to simplify your expression
Text form: 2v*(3v^2-1)-(6-8v^3+14v)+3 simplifies to 6*v^(3)-16*v+8*v^3-3
Cartoon (animation) form: For tutors: simplify_cartoon( 2v*(3v^2-1)-(6-8v^3+14v)+3 )
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