Multiplying a polynomial by a polynomial Find the product (x-3) (x^2-4x-7

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Marissa

17 August, 04:27

Multiplying a polynomial by a polynomial Find the product (x-3) (x^2-4x-7

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Lorena Mccoy · Answer 1

Answer: The product for this polynomial is x^3-7x^2+5x+21.

Step-by-step explanation: The basic to know is that when multiplying exponents of the same base you must keep the base once and add the exponents e. g x (x) = x^2

Here multiply the products of the 1st bracket by that of bracket then add and minus the like terms.