Math, asked by officialvarinder15, 6 months ago

Find the product of y^4×(-2/y^3)×y

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Answered by krithickprabakaran04

2

Answer:

y^4(-2/y^3)y = (-2 y)y = -2 y^2

Answered by bithidas2845

1

Answer:

answer is - 2y^2

Step-by-step explanation:

y^4×1/y^3 =y

-2y.y

=-2y^2

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