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Whae is the product of (6a + 1)(2a - 9)?

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asked Feb 25, 2013 in ALGEBRA 1 by linda Scholar

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Given that  (6a+1) (2a-9)

FOIL method: the product of two binomials is the sum of the products of the First terms, the Outer terms, the Inner terms and the Last terms.

= 6a ( 2a - 9 ) + 1( 2a - 9 )

=6a(2a) + 6a(-9)+1(2a)+1(-9)

=12a2- 54a+2a - 9

=12a2-52a - 9

Given that  (6a+1) (2a-9) product is 12a2 - 52a - 9.

answered Feb 25, 2013 by ferguson Rookie
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Go first times first 6a x 2a =12a^2
Outside times outside 6a x -9 = -54a
inside times inside 1 x 2a= 2a
last times last 1 x -9= -9

so together you get 12a^2-52a-9
answered Feb 25, 2013 by kevin Rookie

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