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Multiply and simplify. 2x4yx⋅6xy2z3

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12x^6y^3z^3 hope this helps
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Answer:

The given expression
2x^4yx * 6xy^2z^3 on multiplying is
12x^6y^3z^3

Explanation:

Consider the given two expressions
2x^4yx and
6xy^2z^3

We have multiply both expressions,


2x^4yx * 6xy^2z^3

To multiply two terms first multiply constant numbers that is 6 × 2 = 12

For x , y and z apply property of exponent,


x^a\cdot x^b=x^(a+b)

Then power of x together will be,


x^4\cdot x\cdot x=x^(4+1+1)=x^6

Similarly for y powers,


y \cdot y^2=y^(1+2)=y^3

Since first term do not have any expression for z so it will remain same.

Thus, the given expression on multiplying become,


2x^4yx * 6xy^2z^3 is
12x^6y^3z^3




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