Question

(ii) (3x^y) ×(-6xy) pls.. give your correct answer with full solution...​

Answer 1

$-18x^y^+^1y$

Step-by-step solution:

First, identify the like terms.

here, 3 and -6 are like terms since they are both constants.

         $x^y$ and x are also like terms since they are the same variable.

Multiplying 3 and -6, we get -18 and multiplying $x^y$ and x, we get $x^y^+^1$ since $x^y$ is just x multiplied by itself y times.

Finally, you multiply the remaining term(s), y

Solution = $(3*(-6))*(x^y*x)*y$

              = $(-18)*(x^y^+^1)*y$

              = $-18x^y^+^1y$