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What is the expansion of ((2x-1)(3x+4))?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: (,6x^2+5x-4,)

The direct answer is A: 6x²+5x−4. Multiply every term in the first bracket by every term in the second bracket. First, 2x×3x=6x². Next, 2x×4=8x. Then, −1×3x=−3x. Finally, −1×4=−4. Combining like terms gives 6x²+8x−3x−4=6x²+5x−4. Option A is correct. Option B has the wrong sign for the x-term; the middle terms actually combine as 8x−3x=5x. Option C adds the cross terms as 8x+3x and therefore gets 11x, ignoring the negative sign. Option D has the wrong constant sign; (−1)(4)=−4, not +4. A useful check is that the leading coefficient is 2×3=6 and the constant is (−1)×4=−4. Memory cue: use FOIL carefully and preserve every sign.

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