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User Glenn Strycker
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The expression we have is:


2xy\cdot xy^2

And we are given some values for x and y:


\begin{gathered} x=2 \\ y=4 \end{gathered}

The first step will be to substitute the given values into the expression:


2(2)(4)\cdot(2)(4)^2

The next step is to solve 4^2 which is equal to 16:


2(2)(4)\cdot(2)(16)

And then we solve the multiplications, 2(2)(4) is equal to 16 and (2)(16) is equal to 32:


16\cdot32

Solving this final multiplication we get the result:


512

Answer: 512

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