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multiply and simplify -3x^2y^2 * y^4x3
a. -3x^5y^6
b. -3x^6y^2
c. 9x^5y^2
d. -3x ^5y^2

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Answer:

a.
-3x^(5)y^(6)

Explanation:

We want to multiply and simplify:


-3x^2y^2* y^4x^3

We rearrange the product to obtain:


-3x^2* x^3* y^2* y^4

Recall that:


a^m* a^n=a^(m+n)

We apply this property to obtain:


-3x^(2+3)y^(2+4)

We simplify to obtain:


-3x^(5)y^(6)

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