Question

Simplify the expression (2x − 9)(x + 6).

Answer 1

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@Yhanni

Answer 2

Use FOIL. Multiply the first, outside, inside, and then last terms.

Answer 3

Then add them up.

Answer 4

I got 2x^2-54

Answer 5

Dont know if its right

Answer 6

2x^2 + 3x - 54

Answer 7

Godlovesme did i get it right ?

Answer 8

You have two of the correct terms, but you're missing part of the problem.
(2x)(x) = 2x^2
(-9)(6) = -54

But you also need to do these two:
(2x)(6) = ?
(-9)(x) = ?
These two will both be x-terms, which will then combine.