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The product of 4x'y and 2xy³ is 1) 8x²y³ 2) 8x³y³ 3) 8x³y4 4) 8x²y4
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The product of 4x'y and 2xy³ is
1) 8x²y³
2) 8x³y³
3) 8x³y4
4) 8x²y4

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