<caption><image_0>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a black background. On the left side of the screen, there is a text box with a red header that reads "Note". Below the header, there are two lines of code written in white text. The code appears to be a mathematical equation or a mathematical problem. 

On the right side, on the bottom right corner, we can see a man sitting at a desk with a microphone in front of him. He is wearing a red shirt and appears to have a serious expression on his face. The text on the screen is written in a programming language and is in red color.

At the top of the image, there has a red banner with the text "Note" in white letters. Below the banner, it reads "When multiplying three polynomials, multiply the first line of the equation then multiply the second line by multiplying the third polynomial."

Overall, the image seems to be related to mathematical equations and their properties.</caption><transcript><audio_1>let's continue with example six so here we're asked to multiply out a plus b the quantity raised to the third power hopefully you remember that something cubed is really just the quantity multiplied by itself twice more or three times total</transcript><transcript><audio_2>so a plus b cubed is really just a plus b times a plus b times another a plus b and here unlike the previous problem it doesn't matter which ones you multiply first so we can multiply these two or multiply the second and the third or multiply the first and the third they're</transcript><transcript><audio_3>all the same terms so it doesn't matter which order you multiply them in but hopefully you remember that there's a nice formula that we can use here for a perfect square the square of sum formula which is a squared plus two a b plus b squared</transcript> let's continue with example six so here we're asked to multiply out a plus b the quantity raised to the third power hopefully you remember that something cubed is really just the quantity multiplied by itself twice more or three times total so a plus b cubed is really just a plus b times a plus b times another a plus b and here unlike the previous problem it doesn't matter which ones you multiply first so we can multiply these two or multiply the second and the third or multiply the first and the third they're all the same terms so it doesn't matter which order you multiply them in but hopefully you remember that there's a nice formula that we can use here for a perfect square the square of sum formula which is a squared plus two a b plus b squared
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