Latest exam Aptitude Question SOLUTION: Please someone help. There is simply no way to multiply this. i came up with, 27xy + 64yx +9y. What am i doing wrong? (3x + 3y)2(2x + 3y)

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Please someone help. There is simply no way to multiply this. i came up with, 27xy + 64yx +9y. What am i doing wrong?
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