SOLUTION: (−4mn^6)(−5m^3n^2)^2
my answer was
-100 m^10 n^10
Algebra.Com
Question 712740: (−4mn^6)(−5m^3n^2)^2
my answer was
-100 m^10 n^10
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Your error was in squaring . According to one rule of exponents, you raise a single term, like , to a power by raising each factor to that power. So according to this rule:
becomes
Squaring the -5 is easy. To square the powers of m and n we use another rule of exponents: Multiply the exponents! (This is where you went wrong. You apparently squared the 3 and got 9 and squared the 2 and got 4.) So we should get:
With properly simplified to we can now multiply it by giving us:
P.S. Your answer has n to the right power. But it is only a lucky accident that squaring the exponent of 2 (which you should not have done) works out the same as multiplying the exponents of 2 (which you should have done)!
RELATED QUESTIONS
5m^2 + m - 10... (answered by solver91311)
Given than m = 2 and n = 6 , calculate the value of 5m - 3n
(answered by Alan3354)
Section 3.4
Just need to know if I did this right.
62.... (answered by funmath)
Multiply using the vertical method
(m^2 - 5mn + 3n^2)(m^2 + 4mn -... (answered by chitra)
Multiply, using the vertical method.... (answered by checkley75)
(m^2-5mn + 3n^2)(m^2+4mn - 2n^2)
Please help me solve... (answered by elima)
If m?n is defined to mean 5m-3n and m{n to mean 2-n, then what is the value of... (answered by CubeyThePenguin)
m^2-4mn-12n^2 (answered by Fombitz)
r = 10/ (2 − cos... (answered by Fombitz)