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Zorluk: ZorSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

Which of the following is the completely simplified form of the algebraic expression below?

4a(2a−3b)−[3b(a−4b)−2a(a+b)]4a(2a - 3b) - [3b(a - 4b) - 2a(a + b)]
  1. 10a2−13ab+12b210a^2 - 13ab + 12b^2Cevap
  2. B
    6a2−17ab+12b26a^2 - 17ab + 12b^2
  3. C
    9ab9ab
  4. D
    6a2−13ab−12b26a^2 - 13ab - 12b^2

Cevap

The simplified expression is 10a2−13ab+12b210a^2 - 13ab + 12b^2.
The correct answer is derived by first expanding the inner products (3ab−12b23ab - 12b^2 and −2a2−2ab-2a^2 - 2ab), combining them to get ab−12b2−2a2ab - 12b^2 - 2a^2, and then subtracting this entire grouped result from the expanded outer product (8a2−12ab8a^2 - 12ab). Properly distributing the negative sign to all terms from the bracket yields 10a2−13ab+12b210a^2 - 13ab + 12b^2.

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1
Distribute the terms inside the square brackets.
3b(a−4b)=3ab−12b23b(a - 4b) = 3ab - 12b^2 and −2a(a+b)=−2a2−2ab-2a(a + b) = -2a^2 - 2ab
According to the order of operations, simplify the innermost expressions first.
2
Combine like terms inside the brackets.
[3ab−12b2−2a2−2ab]=[ab−12b2−2a2][3ab - 12b^2 - 2a^2 - 2ab] = [ab - 12b^2 - 2a^2]
Simplifying the bracket's contents reduces complexity before distributing the negative sign.
3
Distribute the terms outside the brackets.
4a(2a−3b)=8a2−12ab4a(2a - 3b) = 8a^2 - 12ab
Expand the remaining multiplication.
4
Distribute the negative sign to the terms from the bracket.
−(ab−12b2−2a2)=−ab+12b2+2a2-(ab - 12b^2 - 2a^2) = -ab + 12b^2 + 2a^2
Subtracting a polynomial requires reversing the sign of every term inside.
5
Combine all remaining like terms.
8a2−12ab−ab+12b2+2a2=10a2−13ab+12b28a^2 - 12ab - ab + 12b^2 + 2a^2 = 10a^2 - 13ab + 12b^2
Group terms with identical variable parts to find the final simplified form.

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Simplifying complex expressions by adhering strictly to the order of operations, accurately distributing terms and negative signs, and properly combining like terms.
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