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Expanding Triple Brackets

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Question 150

Show that (5x−k)(3x+1)(2x−7)=30x3−(6k+95)x2+(19k−35)x+7k(5x - k)(3x + 1)(2x - 7) = 30x^3 - (6k + 95)x^2 + (19k - 35)x + 7k(5x−k)(3x+1)(2x−7)=30x3−(6k+95)x2+(19k−35)x+7k for all values of xxx, giving your answer in terms of kkk.

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