Question

HELP ME PLEASE!!!
Simplify the expression 4x(2x^2 − 7x + 3).
I think the answer is 8x^2-7x+3

Answer 1

you should break the question down into different parts. So the first term is 4x multiplied by 2x^2

Answer 2

which is?

Answer 3

8x^2

Answer 4

This problem involves the distributive property. You need to multiply the term outside the parentheses, 4x, by each term inside the parentheses, 2x^2, -7x, and 3.

Answer 5

In order to multiply two terms, you need to multiply together the number parts, and multiply together the variables.
For example:
2x * 4x = 2 * 4 * x * x = 8x^2
3x^2 * 6x^3 = 18x^5

Answer 6

@becjanel can you help me im confused

Answer 7

first is this the question? \[4x(2x^2 -7x +3) \]

Answer 8

ok so would it be 8x^2-14x+12x

Answer 9

\[4x \times 2x^2\]

Answer 10

is?

Answer 11

first, multiply the numbers, so 4 x 2 = ?

Answer 12

or 8x^2-28x+12

Answer 13

its 8x^2

Answer 14

you have an extra x there

Answer 15

i thought i did so the answer is 8x^2-28+12?