Answer
$6x^{2} -14x+8$.
Work Step by Step
$(2x-2)(3x-4)$
1. Multiply the first terms of each bracket together. $(2x)(3x) =6x^{2}$
2. Multiply the outermost terms of each bracket together. $(2x)(-4) = -8x$
3. Multiply the innermost terms of each bracket together. $(-2)(3x) = -6x$
4. Multiply the last terms of each bracket together. $(-2)(-4) = 8$
5. Add all answers from steps 1-4 to get $6x^{2} -8x-6x+8$.
6. Collect like terms to get $6x^{2} -14x+8$.