I need help! (Hard question, only answer if you are smart at simplifying equations) Simplify. 2m^2(-3m+4m^2)-(3m)^3 A. 8m^4 - 9m^3 B. 8m^4 – 33m^3 C. 8m^4 – 21m^3 D. 3m^3+6m^2-m
Here is the original problem.
This is a multiple choice answer and that is not one of the answers
sorry I copied the question wrong
its okay
First lets distribute the 2m^2 to (-3m+4m^2) You should get \[-6m^2+8m^4\] That was only the first part of the problem. The next part is -(3m)^3 This part should come out to \[-27m^3\] Then you need to put the two parts together to get \[-6m^2+8m^4-27m^3\]
not an answer
what are the possible answers?
A. 8m^4 - 9m^3 B. 8m^4 – 33m^3 C. 8m^4 – 21m^3 D. 3m^3+6m^2-m
i think its c or b
me 2 but i need the exact answer
this is the hardest 8th grade question i have ever seen
its okay
well for me its would be b c, << thats not giving you the answer ;) lmml
is it b or c?
I looked it up and the answer is c
i mean b
okay ty, btw if i get this wrong its your fault!
jk
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