z=(8x-5y)(3x+4y)

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Solution for z=(8x-5y)(3x+4y) equation:


Simplifying
z = (8x + -5y)(3x + 4y)

Multiply (8x + -5y) * (3x + 4y)
z = (8x * (3x + 4y) + -5y * (3x + 4y))
z = ((3x * 8x + 4y * 8x) + -5y * (3x + 4y))

Reorder the terms:
z = ((32xy + 24x2) + -5y * (3x + 4y))
z = ((32xy + 24x2) + -5y * (3x + 4y))
z = (32xy + 24x2 + (3x * -5y + 4y * -5y))
z = (32xy + 24x2 + (-15xy + -20y2))

Reorder the terms:
z = (32xy + -15xy + 24x2 + -20y2)

Combine like terms: 32xy + -15xy = 17xy
z = (17xy + 24x2 + -20y2)

Solving
z = 17xy + 24x2 + -20y2

Solving for variable 'z'.

Move all terms containing z to the left, all other terms to the right.

Simplifying
z = 17xy + 24x2 + -20y2

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