Lanio O.

asked • 05/18/21

Need Help solving problem!!

Question :What is the result of multiplying out (5x+6)(Ax2+Bx+C)?

my answer: 5Ax^3+5Bx^2+5Cx+6Ax^2+6Bx+6C


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Esther G. answered • 05/18/21

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Hi Lanio! Your answer is indeed correct. Is there a reason you think it's wrong?

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Lanio O.

Hi Esther! everytime I put it in as the answer the computer marks it wrong
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05/18/21

Esther G.

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Oh no! Is it possible that you are expected to combine like terms? Or are having a typesetting issue?
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05/18/21

Esther G.

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For example, perhaps you are expected to combine the 5Bx^2 and 6Ax^2 as (5B+6A)*x^2.
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