Solve. 5 ( x 6 + 1 ) 4 ( 6 x 5 ) ( 3 x + 2 ) 3 + 3 ( 3 x + 2 ) 2 ( 3 ) ( x 6 + 1 ) 5

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Solve.   5  (      x          6        +  1      )          4        (  6      x          5        )  (  3  x  +  2      )          3        +  3  (  3  x  +  2      )          2        (  3  )  (      x          6        +  1      )          5

Mira Spears · Accepted Answer

5  (      x          6        +  1      )          4        (  6      x          5        )  (  3  x  +  2      )          3        +  3  (  3  x  +  2      )          2        (  3  )  (      x          6        +  1      )          5        =  (      x          6        +  1      )          4        (  3  x  +  2      )          2        (  30      x          5        ∗  (  3  x  +  2  )  +  9  (      x          6        +  1  )  )  =  (      x          6        +  1  )  4  (  3  x  +  2      )          2        (  90      x          6        +  60      x          5        +  9      x          6        +  9  )  =  (      x          6        +  1      )          4        (  3  x  +  2      )          2        (  99      x          6        +  60      x          5        +  9  )

Shannon Andrews · Accepted Answer

5  (      x          6        +  1      )          4        (  6      x          5        )  (  3  x  +  2      )          3        +  3  (  3  x  +  2      )          2        (  3  )  (      x          6        +  1      )          5      lets life less complicated. lets just label what&#039;salike  (      x          6        +  1  )  =  a  ,  (  6      x          5        )  =  b  ,  (  3  x  +  2  )  =  cso now we got,   5      a          4        b      c          3        +  3      c          2        3      a          5        →  5      a          4        b      c          3        +  9      c          2            a          5      Now factor what&#039;s in common in both terms.       a          4            c          2        (  5  b  c  +  9  a  )Now you are almost done. Now just substitute back the originalvalues into a,b,and c. And that should be your final answer

Solve. 5(x^6+1)^4(6x^5)(3x+2)^3+3(3x+2)^2(3)(x^6+1)^5

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