I cant figure out how to do this Problem. "5(x^6+1)^4(6x^5)(3x+2)^3+3(3x+2)^2(3)(x^6+1)^5?

Question

5(x^6+1)^4(6x^5)(3x+2)^3+3(3x+2)^2(3)(x^6+1)^5
I know the answer but "I need to show my work:. I'm stumped!
HELP!!!

Answer 1

5(x^6+1)^4(6x^5)(3x+2)^3+3(3x+2)^2(3)(x^6+1)^5
=15(x^6+1)^9 (6x^5)(3x+2)^4
= 90x^5(x^6+1)^9(3x+2)^4

Answer 2

Very simple. First part is like a vampire...but only in name. So the second part sucks the first part all the day to death. Leaving a total of zero. Cept for that last part...leaving a negative zero...which is a blood type, not a number.

This should get you an A in class. Thank me later.

Answer 3

10. A guy can never wear too much bronzer. 13. There are two bells that get you out of school. The first one tells you to start singing and dancing, the second announces you should stop. 33. Clocks get bigger if you stare at them and chant "summer hahaha those were my favorite good stufff:)

Answer 4

5(x^6+1)^4(6x^5)(3x+2)^3
+3(3x+2)^2(3)(x^6+1)^5
= 3(x^6+1)^4(3x+2)^2
[(10x^5)(3x+2)+x^6+1]
= 3(x^6+1)^4(3x+2)^2
[31x^6+20x^5+1]

Answer 5

then wuts the answer? i cud help u if u posted that info

Answer 6

What's with the ...? what's the pattern?