I do NOT know how to do this. Use the Binomial Theorem to expand the binomial.
(p - 2)^6

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I do NOT know how to do this. Use the Binomial Theorem to expand the binomial. 
(p - 2)^6

anonymous · Answer

You write the equation (p-2) 6 times. (p-2)(p-2)(p-2)(p-2)(p-2)(p-2)

anonymous · Answer

Actually I figured it out. The correct answer is 64-192 p+240 p^2-160 p^3+60 p^4-12 p^5+p^6

anonymous · Answer

That's all the parenthasis' multiplied together.

jhonyy9 · Answer

you can using first (p-2) squared after the result cubed or invers first (p-29 cubed after the result squared  so indifferent how you like to do it the result need to be the same

jhonyy9 · Answer

sorry or invers first (p-2) cubed and after the result squared 
there i have missed one paranthese