how to simplify. 2x(3x)?

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= 2x(3x)
= 6x²

Answer: 6x²

Just multiply the 2x by the 3x.
2*3 = 6
x*x = x^2
Therefore the answer is 6x^2

2x(3x)... you mlitply 2X3 and get 6... then 2 x's equals x squared so it is 6x^2

2x(3x) = 6x^2
all I could think of

2x(3x)= 6x^2

2x(3x) = 2 * x * 3 * x = 2 * 3 * x * x = 6 * x * x = 6x^2

The answer to the problem is 6x^2.

2x(3x)= 6x^2

2x(3x)
Multiply the constant terms first (the numbers)
2x(3x) = x(6x)
Now, multiply the variables (the letters)
x(6x) = 6x^2