(12x + 2)(3x − 6)

 

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(12x + 2)(3x − 6) What do you want to do? Expand or solve/

To expand:

12x(3x -6)  +2(3x - 6)  =  36x 2  -72x  + 6x  -12   ( i.e 36 x  squared)

=   36x 2 - 66x  -12

 

 

To solve, it should be  (12x + 2)(3x − 6)  = 0

then     12x  + 2 = 0       and also    3x  -  6  =  0

12x   =  -2   and           3x    = 6

x  =  -2/12      and    x   =  6/3

x   =  - 1/6    and  2

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