Asked by Haley

(2y-3)(3y-2)

A. 6y2-13y+6
B. 6y2-13y-6
C. 6y2+13y-6 *
D. 6y2+13y+6

*my answer
(btw the 2 next to 6y is an exponent)
I think that it is C, but I want to be sure that it is correct.
Answered by Ms. Sue
C is not right.

Remember, negatives multiplied together have a positive product. A negative multiplied by a positive has a negative product.

Answered by Damon
If you learned FOIL, use it

otherwise use the distributive property

2 y(3y-2)
-3 (3y-2)

= 6 y^2 - 4 y - 9 y + 6

= 6 y^2 - 13 y + 6
Answered by Greedo
I dub thee correct...
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