Math, asked by ashokkumarsanghavi36, 4 months ago

find the product of 3xy and 2/7 x^2y​

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Answered by jaideeps71002
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Step-by-step explanation:

Multiplying term by term and then adding,

(2x2−3xy+y2)×(2y2−xy−x2)

=2x2(2y2−xy−x2)−3xy(2y2−xy−x2)+y2(2y2−xy−x2)

=4x2y2−2x3y−2x4−6xy3+3x2y2+3x3y+2y4−xy3−x2y2

=6x2y2−x3y−7xy3+2y4−2x4

Answered by rajanshu26
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Answer:

3xy × 2/7 x×x×y

=6/7x^3y^2

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