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Ab³ (5a²-4ab+b²) multiply

User Jsievers
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Answer: The correct answer is 5a^3b^3 − 4a^2b^4 + ab^5

Explanation:

ab^3 (5a^2 − 4ab + b^2)

Multiply together:

(ab^3)*(5a^2 + −4ab + b^2)

(ab^3)*(5a^2) + (ab^3)*(−4ab) + (ab^3)*(b^2)

= 5a^3b^3 − 4a^2b^4 + ab^5

User Darla
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Answer:


5a^3b^3-4a^2b^4+ab^5

Explanation:

Given expression:


ab^3(5a^2-4ab+b^2)

Apply the distributive property a(b - c + d) = ab - ac + ad :


\implies ab^3 \cdot5 a^2-ab^3 \cdot 4ab+ab^3 \cdot b^2

Collect like terms:


\implies 5aa^2b^3-4aabb^3+ab^2b^3

Apply the exponent rule a = a¹ :


\implies 5a^1a^2b^3-4a^1a^1b^1b^3+a^1b^2b^3


\textsf{Apply exponent rule} \quad a^b \cdot a^c=a^(b+c):


\implies 5a^((1+2))b^3-4a^((1+1))b^((1+3))+a^1b^((2+3))

Simplify:


\implies 5a^3b^3-4a^2b^4+ab^5

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