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120. IXL-Multiply polynomials (Alg)
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Find the product. Simplify your answer.

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

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R St. Raphael School\newline120120. IXL-Multiply polynomials (Alg)\newlineixl.com/math/algebra1-1/multiply-polynomials\newlineMy IXL\newlineAlgebra 11\newlineW. 1111 Multiply polynomials\newline58 A 58 \mathrm{~A} \newlineLearn with an\newlineFind the product. Simplify your answer.\newline(w4)(2w2+3w2) (w-4)\left(-2 w^{2}+3 w-2\right) \newline \square \newlineSubmit

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Q. R St. Raphael School\newline120120. IXL-Multiply polynomials (Alg)\newlineixl.com/math/algebra1-1/multiply-polynomials\newlineMy IXL\newlineAlgebra 11\newlineW. 1111 Multiply polynomials\newline58 A 58 \mathrm{~A} \newlineLearn with an\newlineFind the product. Simplify your answer.\newline(w4)(2w2+3w2) (w-4)\left(-2 w^{2}+3 w-2\right) \newline \square \newlineSubmit
  1. Distribute ww to second polynomial: First, distribute the first term of the first polynomial, ww, to each term of the second polynomial.w×(2w2)=2w3w \times (-2w^2) = -2w^3w×3w=3w2w \times 3w = 3w^2w×(2)=2ww \times (-2) = -2w
  2. Distribute 4-4 to second polynomial: Now, distribute the second term of the first polynomial, 4-4, to each term of the second polynomial.\newline4×(2w2)=8w2-4 \times (-2w^2) = 8w^2\newline4×3w=12w-4 \times 3w = -12w\newline4×(2)=8-4 \times (-2) = 8
  3. Combine like terms: Combine like terms from the results of the distribution.\newline2w3+(3w2+8w2)+(2w12w)+8-2w^3 + (3w^2 + 8w^2) + (-2w - 12w) + 8
  4. Simplify the expression: Simplify the expression by adding the coefficients of like terms. 2w3+11w214w+8-2w^3 + 11w^2 - 14w + 8

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