How do you simplify $s (3 t - 2 s)$ $s(3t -2s)$ ?

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How do you simplify $s (3 t - 2 s)$ $s(3t -2s)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-02-05T06:19:09

In terms of simplification, this expression is already simplified. However, if you are asking to expand the expression, then it would equal to $3 s t - 2 s^{2}$ $3st - 2s^2$ .

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Since the terms $3 t$ $3t$ and $2 s$ $2s$ have no variables in common and no GCF (Greatest Common Factor), then the expression is already in its simplest form. If you are trying to expand the expression, then simply multiply $s$ $s$ to both $3 t$ $3t$ and $2 s$ $2s$ . You should get: $3 s t - 2 s^{2}$ $3st - 2s^2$ .

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