Multiply 5×2(2×2 + 13x − 5)

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Multiply 5×2(2×2 + 13x − 5)

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10x ^ 4 + 65x ^ 3-25x ^ 2 that is if you want Simplification

Step by step explanation:

Apply the distribution property.

5x ^ 2 (2x ^ 2) + 5x ^ 2 (13x) + 5x ^ 2 * -5

Rewrite using the commuting property of the multiplier.

5 * 2 (x ^ 2x ^ 2) + 5x ^ 2 (13x) + 5x ^ 2 * -5

Rewrite again similar to previous step.

5 * 2 (x ^ 2x ^ 2) + 5 * 13 (x ^ 2x) – 25x ^ 2

Multiply -5 by 5

5 * 2 (x ^ 2x ^ 2) + 5 * 13 (x ^ 2x) – 25 x ^ 2

Simplify each term.

Multiply x ^ 2 by x ^ 2 by adding the displays.

5 * 2x ^ 4 + 5 * 13 (x ^ 2x) – 25x ^ 2

Multiply 5 by 2.

10x ^ 4 + 5 * 13 (x ^ 2x) – 25x ^ 2

Multiply x ^ 2 by x by adding the displays.

10x ^ 4 + 5 * 13x ^ 3 – 25x ^ 2

Multiply 5 by 13.

10x ^ 4 + 65x ^ 3 – 25x ^ 2