Expand and Simplify: First, we will expand the second term (5x−9)(5x−2)2 to simplify the expression. To do this, we first need to square (5x−2), and then multiply the result by (5x−9).
Square (5x−2): Let's square (5x−2). We use the formula (a−b)2=a2−2ab+b2.(5x−2)2=(5x)2−2⋅(5x)⋅(2)+(2)2=25x2−20x+4
Multiply Terms: Now we multiply (5x−9) by the squared term (25x2−20x+4). (5x−9)(25x2−20x+4)=5x∗(25x2)−5x∗(20x)+5x∗(4)−9∗(25x2)+9∗(20x)−9∗(4) =125x3−100x2+20x−225x2+180x−36
Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms in the expanded expression.125x3−(100x2+225x2)+(20x+180x)−36= 125x3−325x2+200x−36
Add First Term: Now we have the expanded form of the second term. We can now add it to the first term (5x+7)(5x−2).(5x+7)(5x−2)+(125x3−325x2+200x−36)First, we expand (5x+7)(5x−2).(5x+7)(5x−2)=5x∗(5x)+5x∗(−2)+7∗(5x)+7∗(−2)=25x2−10x+35x−14
Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms in the expanded expression of the first term. 25x2+(35x−10x)−14= 25x2+25x−14
Add Second Term: Now we add the expanded first term to the expanded second term.(25x2+25x−14)+(125x3−325x2+200x−36)= 125x3+(25x2−325x2)+(25x+200x)+(−14−36)
Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms in the final expression. 125x3−300x2+225x−50
Factor Out 25x: We now look for common factors in the terms of the expression. We can see that each term has a common factor of 25x.Factor out 25x from the expression.25x(5x2−12x+9)−50
Factor Out 25: We notice that 50 is also a multiple of 25, so we can factor out 25 from the entire expression.25(x(5x2−12x+9)−2)
Factor Quadratic Expression: Now we check if the quadratic expression 5x2−12x+9 can be factored further.The quadratic factors as (5x−3)(x−3), since (5x−3)(x−3)=5x2−15x−3x+9=5x2−18x+9.However, we made a mistake in the calculation. The correct factorization should be 5x2−3x−3x+9, which simplifies to 5x2−6x+9.
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