Math, asked by ammusamammu, 8 months ago

Find the product of (-7x^2y^3z),(-13y^2) and yz

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Answered by Manmohan04
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Given,

\[\left( { - 7{x^2}{y^{3z}}} \right),\left( { - 13{y^2}} \right),\left( {yz} \right)\]

Solution,

Calculate the product.

\[\begin{array}{l} = \left( { - 7{x^2}{y^{3z}}} \right) \times \left( { - 13{y^2}} \right) \times \left( {yz} \right)\\ =  - 7{x^2}{y^{3z}} \times \left( { - 13} \right){y^2} \times yz\\ = 91{x^2}{y^{3z}} \times {y^2} \times yz\\ = 91{x^2}{y^{3z + 3}}z\end{array}\]

Hence the product is \[91{x^2}{y^{3z + 3}}z\]

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