SOLUTION: multiply
(-2a^2b)(4 a^2b^2)
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Question 423714: multiply
(-2a^2b)(4 a^2b^2)
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multiply
(-2a^2b)(4a^2b^2)
= -8a^4b^3 {multiplied and added exponents when multiplying}
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