Math, asked by tanudewangan087, 4 months ago

Find the product
(1)-6a^2 × 5a^7
(2)-8y^9 × -4y^3​

Answers

Answered by Sriramgangster
17

Answer:

1) $-30a^9$

2)$32y^{12}$

Step-by-step explanation:

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Find the product:- (1)$-6a^2 × 5a^7$(2)$-8y^9 × -4y^3$

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★ 1) $-6a^2 × 5a^7$

Steps to follow:-

➪ Multiply the coefficient or the number near the respective exponent.

➪ Then, Multiply the exponents.

➪ Make sure that you know the law of exponents, mainly.......

$a^m × b^n = ab^{(m+n)}$

Solution:-

1) $-6a^2 × 5a^7$

$-30a^{(2+7)}($

$-30a^9$

★(2)$-8y^9 × -4y^3$

Steps to follow:-

➪ Multiply the coefficient or the number near the respective exponent.

➪ Then, Multiply the exponents.

➪ Make sure that you know the law of exponents, mainly.......

$a^m × b^n = ab^{(m+n)}$

★ Solution:-

★(2)$-8y^9 × -4y^3$

$32y^{(9+3)}$

$32y^{12}$

Answered by Rashi0906
2

1) -6a² x 5a⁷ = -30a⁹

2) -8y⁹ x -4y³ = 32y¹²

Thnx ✌️✌️

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