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multiply (-3xy) and (-5y +2)​

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Answered by niteshrajputs995
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  • As per the data given in the question, we have to determine the multiplication of expression.

        Given data:- (-3xy) and (-5y+2).

        To find:- the multiplication of expression.

  • Here, we will use the distributive property of multiplication:- It is the multiplication of a number by a sum is equal to the sum of the multiplications of this number by each one of the amounts to be added.

        \Rightarrow (-3xy)\times(-5y+2)\\\Rightarrow (-3xy\times-5y-3xy\times2)\\\Rightarrow 15xy^{2}-6xy.

        Hence the value will be 15xy^{2}-6xy.

   

Answered by gausia8080
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Given,

Multiply (-3xy) and (-5y+2)

  • By using distributive property of multiplication to solve the given expression,
  • Distributive property of multiplication: The sum or difference of two numbers multiplied by a number is the sum or difference of the product of each number and the number and the number used to multiply.

So,

(-3xy)\times(-5x+2)\\=-3xy\times-5y+2\times(-3xy)\\=15xy^{2} -6xy

Therefore, the correct answer is 15xy^{2}-6xy.

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