Math, asked by rangarashutosh, 6 months ago

find the product of: 4a,5a and -6ab​

Answers

Answered by subhransusahoo94
1

Answer:

10

a

2

19

a

+

6

Explanation:

When we multiply binomials, we can use the mnemonic FOIL, standing for Firsts, Outsides, Insides, Lasts. This is the order we multiply in.

Multiply the first terms:

5

a

2

a

=

10

a

2

Multiply the outside terms:

5

a

3

=

15

a

Multiply the inside terms:

2

2

a

=

4

a

Multiply the last terms:

2

3

=

6

Putting it all together, we get

10

a

2

15

a

4

a

+

6

, which simplifies to

10

a

2

19

a

+

6

Hope this helps!

Answered by D0UBT
0

Product

= 4a × 5a × -6ab

= 20a² × -6ab

= -120a³b

-120a³b is the product

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