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find the product of 7p and 6p

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Answered by anitgang2004

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Answer:

7p X 6p

= (7 x 6)p x p

= 42p^2

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Answered by kotecharajesh

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Answer:

42 p^2

Step-by-step explanation:

First you multiply 6 and 7. then the bases are same and p multiplied is p square. so the answer will be 42 p^2.

6p x 7p=

6 x 7 =42

p x p= p^2

=42 p^2

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