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What is the product of the 2x³ and the 4x²y-3xy²?
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What is the product of the 2x³ and the 4x²y-3xy²?

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Answer:

8x⁵y - 6x⁴y²

Explanation:

(2x³)(4x²y - 3xy²)

= 2x³ * 4x²y + 2x³ * -3xy²

= 8x⁵y - 6x⁴y²

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