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the product of 5a and (2a+3b) is

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Answered by hybridsoldier
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Answer:

10a²+15ab

Step-by-step explanation:

5a(2a+3b)

=5a(2a) +5a(3b)

=10a²+ 15ab

Answered by divyapakhare468
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To find : product of 5a and (2a + 3b )

Solution :

  • Multiplication is a process of repetitive addition of integers.
  • Multiplication rules for integers :
  1. If two negative integers are multiplied then the product obtained is positive integer. i.e. (-) \times(-)=+
  2. If one negative and one positive integers are multiplied then the product obtained is negative integer. i.e. (-) \times(+)=-
  3. If both positive integers are multiplied then the product obtained is positive integer. i.e. (+) \times(+)=+
  • Therefore according to above rule we solve.

        5a \times (2a + 3b ) \\10a^{2} + 15ab

Hence, product of 5a and (2a + 3b )  is 10a^{2} + 15ab .

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