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How to Multiplying Monomials?
To multiply monomials: Step 1: Multiply the coefficients. Step 2: Multiply the like variables by adding their exponents. Step 3: Multiply answers from Step 1 and Step 2 together.
Example 1: Evaluate (6a2b4)(5ab3)Solution:(6-5)(a2-a)(b4.b3)(6.5)(a2+1)(b4+3)30a3b7
Example 2: Evaluate . (-10x3y)(2x4y5)Solution: See the animation in the multimedia section.
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