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Helpp multiply with monomial-example-1
User Jewel Rana
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Answer:

The answer is B

Explanation:

You can multiply it using Indices formula, a^m × a^n = a^(m+n) :

(-4y)(-9y⁹)

= (-4×-9)(y×y⁹)

= 36y^(1+9)

= 36y^10

User Norrin Rad
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Explanation: To simplify this problem, we can first multiply our coefficients hut we must add the exponents on the like bases.

This idea is called the product rule.

So we have -4 · -9 which is 36.

Now add the exponents.

Think of the
y as
y^1.

So we add our exponents to get
y^(10).

So our answer is
36 y^(10).

User Martin Lazar
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