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1 year ago

Product of squre of x and cube of y

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2 answers:

julsineya [31]1 year ago

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Answer:

x²y³

Step-by-step explanation:

(x²) (y³) = x²y³

Hope it helps!

Have a nice day:)

Mashcka [7]1 year ago

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❄ Hi there,

let us find the product of the square of x and the cube of y.

$\sf{The \ square \ of \ x: \ x^2}\\\sf{The \ cube \ of \ y: y^3}\\\sf{The \ product \ of \ the \ two: x^2y^3}$

The square of x means: x times x, or, as I said earlier, x².

The cube of y means: y times y times y, or, as I said earlier, $\sf{y^3}$ .

The product means: you multiply x² times y³.

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