Mathematics, 21.07.2019 00:00 omar2334
The coefficient of the product of (-5xy2) and (-4x^2y) is the exponent of x in the products is and the exponent of y is
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. Now, our only number (not including the exponents) is 20, so that is our coefficient. Our exponent of both the x and y in the product is 3 seeing as [tex](x*x^2)[\tex] and [tex](y^2*y)[\tex] equal [tex]x^3[\tex] and [tex]y^3[\tex] respectively.
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