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Find the product.
(-2x^2)^3 * 3x

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Find the product. (-2x^2)^3 * 3x-example-1
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Answer:


-24\cdot x^(7)

Explanation:

We have been given an expression
(-2x^2)^3\cdot3x. We are asked to find the product of our given expression.

Using exponent property
(a^b)^c=a^(b\cdot c), we will get:


(-2x^2)^3\cdot 3x=-2^3\cdot x^(2\cdot 3)\cdot3x


(-2x^2)^3\cdot 3x=-8\cdot x^(6)\cdot 3x


(-2x^2)^3\cdot 3x=-8\cdot 3\cdot x^(6)\cdot x


(-2x^2)^3\cdot 3x=-24\cdot x^(6)\cdot x

Using exponent property
a^b\cdot a^c=a^(b+c), we will get:


(-2x^2)^3\cdot 3x=-24\cdot x^(6+1)


(-2x^2)^3\cdot 3x=-24\cdot x^(7)

Therefore, the product of our given expression would be
-24\cdot x^(7).

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