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Multiply -9ab exponent 5 (a with exponent 2 b with the exponent 4 - 10a with the exponent 3 then b plus 5 ab -3)

Multiply -9ab exponent 5 (a with exponent 2 b with the exponent 4 - 10a with the exponent-example-1

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The term -9ab^5 multiplies every term inside the brackets. The multiplication of the same variables implies a "sum" of its exponent.


-9ab^5(a^2b^4-10a^3b+5ab-3)=-9a^3b^9+90a^4b^6-45a^2b^6+27ab^5

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