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Multiply the polynomials 2x^2 x 4x^3
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Multiply the polynomials
2x^2 x 4x^3

User Franco Risso
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The answer is 8x^5
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User Shoba
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Answer:


8x^(5)

Explanation:

Multiply 2 and 4 and add both exponents

2 x 4 = 8


x^(2+3) =x^(5)

Now we have
8x^(5)

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