Use the distributive property to multiply.
A. (2y+4)(3y^2+y-4)

Simplify the product using the distributive property
B. (x-2)(x+4)

Question

Use the distributive property to multiply.
A. (2y+4)(3y^2+y-4)



Simplify the product using the distributive property 
B. (x-2)(x+4)

anonymous · Answer

(2y+4)(3y^2+y-4)

anonymous · Answer

(x-2)(x+4)

anonymous · Answer

did you write everything correctly?

anonymous · Answer

nope ha  first one is actully (y+4)(3y^3+2y-4)

anonymous · Answer

lol okay i figured that

anonymous · Answer

give me a sec

anonymous · Answer

thanks

anonymous · Answer

sorry its taking so long making sure i have the correct answer and work to show you!

anonymous · Answer

its chill dont worry

triciaal · Answer

(x-2)(x-4)
x(x-4)-2(x-4)
x^2-4x-2x +8
x^2-6x+8

triciaal · Answer

@jelia97 are you still helping or do you want me to help?

anonymous · Answer

You could just help me that would be great @triciaal

triciaal · Answer

distributive property : multiply each term inside by what is outside
(2y+4)(3y^2+y-4)
2y (3y^2 + y -4) +4(3y^2 + y -4)

triciaal · Answer

group like terms and write in order of descending powers of the variable 
6y^3 +2y^2-8y  +12y^2 + 4y -16
6y^3 + 14Y^2 -4y - 16

triciaal · Answer

do you have any questions?