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How would you simplify the expresion -6x^2(3x^5)
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How would you simplify the expresion -6x^2(3x^5)

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Answer:

-18x⁷

Explanation:

get rid of redundant parentheses

-6x²(3x⁵)

-6x²•3x⁵

Multiply

−6x²•3x⁵

-18x²x⁵

and then combine exponents to get

-18x⁷

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