2nd term:  (4x-2)^3  

 

4th term: (5x+3)^6
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The 2nd term of (4x^2 - 3)^3 = -3(4x^2)^2(3)

                                                   = -144x^4

 

The 4th  term of (5x + 3)^6 = 20(5x)^4(3^3)

                                               = 20 x 27 x 125x^3

                                               =67500x^3
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