Question

EXPRESS EACH PRODUCT IN SIMPLEST STANDARD FORM (g-3) (2g^2+3g+3) show steps and explain me how to do this teach me how to do these types of problems I'm a bit puzzled from winter break?

Answer 1

what's this?

Answer 2

Do you need help expanding out the brackets?

Answer 3

like I have problems subtracting polynomials

Answer 4

Okay what did you get when you multiplied everything out?

Answer 5

hold on a second I'm doing mission impossible two questions at the same time :(

Answer 6

(g-3)(2g ^{2}+3g+3)
\[2g ^{3}+3g ^{2}+ 3g-6g ^{2}-9g ^{2}-9\] Make sure to collect like terms
\[2g ^{3}-3g ^{2}-6g -9\]

Answer 7

thank you so much roger roger remember to combine like terms gotcha I will memorized for my upcoming test:D this Thursday

Answer 8

which question? this one?

Answer 9

ya :D

Answer 10

Explain this questions to me

Answer 11

ok, here's the idea
(g-3)(2g ^2+3g+3)
first distribute the g to everything in parentheses
then distribute the -3 to everything in parentheses.
then add it together.
wanna try?

Answer 12

so we used the distributive property?

Answer 13

are you a visual learner pokemon?

Answer 14

right, we distribute each term on the left to each term on the right
then we add them together

Answer 15

yes you use the distributing

Answer 16

so I got 2g63+3g^2+3g when distributive the g

Answer 17

good, I assume the 6 is a typo...
what about the -3 ?

Answer 18

2g^3+3g^2+3g

Answer 19

right... continue.

Answer 20

-6g^2-9g-9

Answer 21

good!
now add them together.

Answer 22

2g^3+-4g^2-6g-9

Answer 23

That's a little confusing, you have a few typos. seems very close though
write out the step before:
2g^3+3g^2+3g -6g^2-9g-9=???

Answer 24

Its says to be written in standard from from highest degree to lowest (2g^3+3g^2+3g)+(-6g^2-9g-9)

Answer 25

yes, but you still need to simplify though...

Answer 26

Hey pokemon, this is how I learnt to expand. It's exactly the same as FOIL instead I use bunnies. It makes sure you don't leave any terms out.

I hope it helps.

Answer 27

that's pretty good zed

Answer 28

LOL bunny that kind of cute :D

Answer 29

now I see my mistake I subtracted wrong

Answer 30

instead of 4g^2 it should be -3g^2 because -6g^2+3g^2=3g^2

Answer 31

so the final answer is 2g^3-3g^2-6g-9

Answer 32

nice! you got it!
you forgot the negative sign in the post before it, but you fixed it in the answer.

Answer 33

thanks zed and turingtest :D

Answer 34

Always a pleasure pokemon :D

Answer 35

ok i got two more :D

Answer 36

is that\[\frac{1}{x-7}\]???