Math, asked by oscarxxviix0, 3 months ago

multiply the terms

(1) 3a²,4x⁵,2y³
(2) -5xy by 2xyz

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Answered by greatanushelshiyay

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Step-by-step explanation:

(1) 3a²,4x⁵,2y³

= 3a²×4x⁵×2y³

=24a²x⁵y³

(2) -5xy , 2xyz

= -5xy ×2xyz

= -10x^2y^2z

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