Math, asked by adil468, 10 months ago

multiply the following 2l×4m×(-6m sq. )

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Answered by ronthedon

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Answer:

2l x 4m x (-6m)^2

8lm x 36m^2

288lm^3

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Answered by teshanubha9

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

=2l×4m×(-6m sq. )

=84×(-6m sq.)

=-504 m sq.

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