Math, asked by ganapatibappamorya12, 1 month ago

find the value of (5x^6) × (-1.5x²y³) when x=1 and y=0.5

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Answered by paraspriyanshi057

1

Answer:

-0.9375

Step-by-step explanation:

(5x^6)(-1.5x^2×y^3)

put x=1 and y= 0.5

(5×(1)^6)(-1.5×(1)^2×(0.5)^3)

(5×1)(-1.5×1×0.125)

5(-1.5×0.125)

5×(-1.5)×0.125

-7.5×0.125

-0.9375

it is Ur answer

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