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In an algebraic expression what -5a times 6b
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In an algebraic expression what -5a times 6b

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Answer:

6a(-5b)

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User Tim Liberty
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Answer:

-30ab

Explanation:

-5a times 6b means -5a × 6b = -30ab

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