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What is the product? (4x)(-3x0)(-7x)
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What is the product?
(4x)(-3x0)(-7x)

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Answer:

the product = 0

Explanation:

(4x)*0*(-7x)

=-28x^2*0

=0

THerefore, the product = 0

User Yihui Sun
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