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put this solution on YOUR website! Express as a polynomial
(2x+10y)^3
(2x + 10y)3
This can be done by the binomial theorem. If that is the
way you were told to do it, post again. I will only show
you the basic method, which gives the same answer.
Write the cube as multiplication three times
(2x + 10y)(2x + 10y)(2x + 10y)
Use FOIL to multiply out the second and third parentheses:
(2x + 10y)(4x2 + 20xy + 20xy + 100y2)
Collect terms in the second parentheses
(2x + 10y)(4x2 + 40xy + 100y2)
Use the distributive principle to multiply the two terms
in the first parentheses by the trinomial in the second
parentheses.
2x(4x2 + 40xy + 100y2) + 10y(4x2 + 40xy + 100y2)
then distribute each:
8x3 + 80x2y + 200xy2 + 40x2y + 400xy2 + 1000y3
Collect like terms:
8x3 + 120x2y + 600xy2 + 1000y3
Edwin
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