Math, asked by deepakbhardwaj57218, 6 hours ago

4x-7y, - 3x² y find the product

Answers

Answered by mishrashivang543
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Answer:

-12x^3 + 21 x^2y^2 is answer of this question

Answered by steffiaspinno
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(4x-7y)x(-3x²y) =   21x²y² -12x³y

Step-by-step explanation:

Find the Product of the given equation

Equation 1  => 4x-7y

Equation 2 => -3x²y

Multiply the two given equation

==>  eqn 1 ×eqn 2 = (4x-7y)x(-3x²y)

==> Multiply (-3x²y) with 4x

==> we obtain -12x³y

==> Multiply (-3x²y) with -7y

==> We obtain +21x²y²

The product of the equation is

(4x-7y)x(-3x²y) =  -12x³y + 21x²y²

(4x-7y)x(-3x²y) =   21x²y² -12x³y

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