How would you multiply 3 polynomials

Multiply 2 polynomials first then multiply the factor with the last binomial if I understood correctly ☺

Step-by-step explanation:

Start with two of the three polynomials and distribute across, then take your distributed polynomial and distribute to your final polynomial.

Step-by-step explanation:

(a+b) (c+d) (e+f)

(ac+ad+bc+bd) (e+f)

(ace+acf+ade+adf+bce+bcf+bde+bdf)

Step-by-step explanation:

given the amount $8.162

if we are to round this amount to the nearest hundredth, we would have

$8.16

this is because will have already consider the last value in the given digit and this value is not up to 5  hence we are not able to round the number next to it up, but we have to retain its current value of 6.

therefore the value is

$8.16