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Rohan Moon
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27 November, 09:36
Expand x (3x - 1)
I Don't understand the last part
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Arianna Khan
27 November, 10:05
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X (3x-1)
=3x^2-x
because you times 3x by x to get 3x squared, and they you times - 1 by x to get - x
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