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Find the standard form polynomial that represents this product.
(6y4y²) (-5 + 7y²)
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Final answer:

To find the standard form polynomial that represents the product, distribute and combine like terms.


Step-by-step explanation:

To find the standard form polynomial that represents the product (6y^4y^2)(-5 + 7y^2), we can use the distributive property. First, distribute 6y^4y^2 to both terms inside the parentheses:

6y^4y^2(-5) + 6y^4y^2(7y^2)
= -30y^4y^2 + 42y^6

Combine like terms to get the polynomial in standard form:

-30y^4y^2 + 42y^6 = 42y^6 - 30y^6y^2 = 42y^6 - 30y^8


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