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Elise Boyd
30 April, 16:10
Multiply (2x^2+4x-3) (x^2-2x+5)
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Journey Bradshaw
30 April, 16:39
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To answer this, you just go around multiplying the terms from the first set by everything in the second set. (For example, multiply 2x^2 by x^2, next by - 2x, and finally by 5)
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