Big Ideas Math - Algebra 1, A Common Core Curriculum

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Chapter 7 - Polynomial Equations and Factoring - Chapter Review - Page 410: 12

Answer

$-12y^3+7y^2+20y-7$.

Work Step by Step

The given expression is $=(-3y+1)(4y^2-y-7)$ Distribute $(4y^2-y-7)$ to each term of $(-3y+1)$. $=-3y(4y^2-y-7)+1(4y^2-y-7)$ Use distributive property. $=-3y(4y^2)-3y(-y)-3y(-7)+1(4y^2)+1(-y)+1(-7)$ Multiply. $=-12y^3+3y^2+21y+4y^2-y-7$ Combine like terms. $=-12y^3+7y^2+20y-7$ Hence, the product is $-12y^3+7y^2+20y-7$.
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