What is the product of d – 9 and 2d2 + 11d – 4?A=2d3 – 7d2 – 103d + 36
B=2d3 – 7d2 – 95d + 36
C=2d3 + 7d2 – 95d + 36
D=2d3 + 7d2 – 103d + 36

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

A is the correct option.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to find the product

(d-9)(2d^2+11d-4)

Using the distributive property (term by term multiplication), we have

d\cdot2d^2+d\cdot11d+d\cdot(-4)-9\cdot2d^2-9\cdot11d-9\cdot(-4)

On multiplying, we get

2d^3+11d^2-4d-18d^2-99d+36

Combine like terms

2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

A is the correct option.

Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

(A)2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that there are two functions that are (d-9) and 2d^2+11d-4 and

We have to find the product of (d-9) and 2d^2+11d-4, therefore we can write as:

(d-9)(2d^2+11d-4)

2d^3-18d^2+11d^2-99d-4d+36

2d^3-7d^2-103d+36

which is the required product.

Thus, Option A is correct.


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Answer:

supplement is 44°

Step-by-step explanation:

supplementary angles , sum to 180°

the angles are the supplement of each other.

then the supplement of 136° = 180° - 136° = 44°

Final answer:

The supplement of an angle is what you would need to add to it to equal 180 degrees. So, to find the supplement of 136 degrees, you would subtract 136 from 180, which gives 44 degrees.

Explanation:

In Mathematics, two angles are said to be supplementary if their measurements add up to 180 degrees. Hence, to find the supplement of an angle, we subtract the given angle from 180 degrees.

In your case, to find the supplement of 136 degrees, you would subtract 136 from 180. The equation would look something like this: 180 - 136 = 44. Hence, the supplement of a 136 degree angle is 44 degrees.

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P = Finding the divisors of the constant 3 : 1 and 3
Q = Finding the divisors of the master coefficient 2 : 1 and 2 

Now verify the probably roots: +- p/q
+- 1/1  ,  +-1/2  , +-3/1   ,  +-3/2 
 
+-1  ,      +-1/2  , +-3      , +- 3/2

x=1 is root: 2x³-5x+3   = 2(1)³-5(1)+3 = 0

If x=1 is root, so x-1=0

Divinding by (x-1)

 2x³+0x²-5x+3  | x-1           
-2x³+2x²            2x² +2x-3
  0  +2x²-5x
       -2x²+2x
         0  -3x +3
              3x - 3
               0    0 

So, 
2x³-5x+3 =  (x-1)(2x²+2x-3)

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