SOLUTION: Multiply (-6y^5)(9x^2y^3)

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Question 664194: Multiply (-6y^5)(9x^2y^3)
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Answer by ReadingBoosters(3246) About Me  (Show Source):
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Multiplying exponents is the same as adding integers
y^5(y^3) = 5+3=8 so y^5(y^3)=y^8
So, (-6y^5)(9x^2y^3) is:
-6(9) and y^5(y^3) and x^2
-54x^2y^8
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Answer by MathTherapy(10552) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Multiply (-6y^5)(9x^2y^3)

- 6 * 9 = - 54
x%5E2
y%5E5+%2A+y%5E3+=+y%5E%285+%2B+3%29+=+y%5E8

highlight_green%28-+54x%5E2y%5E8%29

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