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What is the product of (-2x)(-6x^4)?
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What is the product of (-2x)(-6x^4)?

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Answer:

12x^5

Explanation:

(-2x)(-6x^4)

Multiply the numbers

-2 * -6 = 12

Multiply the variables

x* x^4 = x^5

12x^5

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