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4x^3(19y-8)+6x

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asked by Jaylynn
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The expression can be simplified as follows:

4x^3(19y-8)+6x
= 4x^3 * 19y - 4x^3 * 8 + 6x
= 76x^3y - 32x^3 + 6x

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