How do you simplify (6x^{2}y^{2})(-xy^{4})^{5} leaving only positive exponents?

Edkowiez2x

Edkowiez2x

Answered question

2022-02-03

How do you simplify (6x2y2)(xy4)5 leaving only positive exponents?

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sigcinweq0s

sigcinweq0s

Beginner2022-02-04Added 19 answers

Step 1
(6x2y2)×(xyy4)5
List of Indice Laws
1) x0=1
2) xn=1xn
3) xn×xm=xn+m
4) xn÷xm=xnm
5) (xn)m=xn×m
6) xnm=xnm
Step 2
(6x2y2)×(1)5×(xy4)5
(6x2y2)×(xy4)5 as (1)5=1
(6x2y2)×(x5y20)
(6x2x5y2y20) Rearranging terms.
6x2+5×y2+20=(6x7y22)

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