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Walter W. answered 08/26/24
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Zahraa C. answered 08/22/24
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to multiply polynomial you should know first: constant and the variable (x)
then you multiply constant first and then the variable
like: 2x*3x2
constants are: 2 &3
variable: x &x2
2*3=6
x*x2=x3
so 2x*3x2=6x3
also you should know how to multiply variable:
first: they should be same base like: x2&x (x is the base)to add the exponent: 2+1=3
if they don't have same base like: x2&y then you cannot add the exponent then x2*y=x2y
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Frank T.
08/22/24