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Convert the product into a polynomial:

c.(–2ax^2+3ax–a^2)(–a^2x^2)




d. (6.3x^3y–3y^2–0.7x)·10x^2y^2




NOTE: The symbols such as ^ means exponents for the number to the right of it

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Answer:

c.
2a^3x^4-3a^3x^3+a^4x^2

d.
63x^5y^3-30x^2y^4-7x^3y^2

Explanation:

For this exercise you need to remember the following:

1. The multiplication of signs:


(+)(+)=+\\(-)(-)=+\\(-)(+)=-

2. The Product of powers property, which states that:


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

3. The Distributive property:


a(b\±c)=ab\±ac

Knowing that, you can solve the multiplication of the polynomials:

c.
(-2ax^2+3ax-a^2)(-a^2x^2)=\\\\=(-2ax^2)(-a^2x^2)+(3ax)(-a^2x^2)+(-a^2)(-a^2x^2)=2a^3x^4-3a^3x^3+a^4x^2

d.
(6.3x^3y-3y^2-0.7x)(10x^2y^2)=\\\\=(6.3x^3y)(10x^2y^2)+(-3y^2)(10x^2y^2)+(-0.7x)(10x^2y^2)=63x^5y^3-30x^2y^4-7x^3y^2

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