Math, asked by rawdhamohammed470, 3 months ago

Find the product of : (-a²b),(abc)​

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Answered by Sirat4
1

Answer:

-a³b²c is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

(-a²b),(abc)​

(-a²b) x (abc)​

= -a³b²c

Answered by XxDazzlingBeautyXx
8

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(-a²b) (abc)

Multiplying each digit of first bracket with second one seperately we get;

-a² (abc) + ( abc)

-a³- a²b- c + a + b³ + b²c -------(1)

So , this is the required answer...

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From 1 ,

Taking -a² and + common respectively , we get

-a² (abc) + (abc)

(-a² b) + (abc)

Hence , proved.

Hope it helps :)

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