Math, asked by laxmiroysamved, 3 months ago

find the product of2abc×a2b2c2

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Answered by kavithabh7

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Step-by-step explanation:

the required answer is 2abc×a²b²c²= 2a³b³c³

Answered by Sant1902

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Answer:

2abc × a²b²c²

= 2( a²+¹ × b²+¹ × c²+¹ )

= 2a³b³c³

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