Math, asked by bnjyothirmai1236, 9 months ago

If m+n=5, mn=4, so -m^2n-mn^2 =?

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Answered by zahaansajid
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Here's your answer

m+n = 5

mn = 4

-m²n-mn²

= -mn(m+n)

= -4 * (5)

= -20

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Answered by Anonymous
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answer:-

m+n=5

mn=4

 -m^{2}n-mn^{2} =?

 -m^{2}n-mn^{2}

 mn(m+n) \\ => 4×(5) \\ => 20 \\

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