Please help with two questions?
Simplify each product. Write in standard form.

Question

anonymous · Answer

$$q(11+8q-2q ^{2})$$

anonymous · Answer

$$(4a-7)(8a+3)$$

anonymous · Answer

Hello?

ghostgate · Answer

First of all nice profile picture!
Secondly lets try to deduce this problem.
As far as I know from Being up in Geometry currently I would suggest you would do:
q(11 + 8q - 2q^2) Well this is q x everything in there thanks to the rules of Algebra.
So it will look like:
11q + 8q^2 - 2q^3
Now you got to reduce it even further:
Add like terms so:
11q + 8q^2 = 19q^3
and:
19q^3 - 2q^3 = 17q - That should be your reduced answer if not than I'll have to recheck and see what your trying to find.
Now since you have no equal sign I can't reduce it any futher otherwise it would be the (= # divided by 17 and than q = #)

Now for the second one I forgot. I've done them before except my brain just can't think right now. Sorry man. I may be incorrect on the first one, but I'm not sure.

Anyways I hope that helps! G'day!

anonymous · Answer

So is 19q^3 - 2q^3 = 17q the answer you got then?

ghostgate · Answer

If my math is correct yes it is. If not than I don't know how exactly I got it than. I believe the lowest reduced answer is 17q.

anonymous · Answer

Ok. Thanks for explaining a bit then.

ghostgate · Answer

No problem.