SOLUTION: The product of 3x²y and 2x³y is
1)6x to the 5th power and y²
2)6x to the 5th power and y
3)5x to the 5th power and y²
4)5x to the 6th power and y²
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1)6x to the 5th power and y²
2)6x to the 5th power and y
3)5x to the 5th power and y²
4)5x to the 6th power and y²
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Question 199010: The product of 3x²y and 2x³y is
1)6x to the 5th power and y²
2)6x to the 5th power and y
3)5x to the 5th power and y²
4)5x to the 6th power and y² Answer by AbyBavy(4) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Your answer would be #1. The problem would be written in this form:
(3x²y)(2x³y) *The two equations are being multiplied by each other* The rule for integers when multiplying is to add them together. To solve this you would do (3)(2)= 6
(x²)(x³)= x^2+x^3 = x^5
(y^1)(y^1)= y^1+y^1= y^2
Combine your terms to end up with 6x^5y^2
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