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Simplify. (−5 p 4 z 6 u) 3

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In this expression, solve the multiplication in the parenthesis.
-5×p×4×z×6×u
since multiplication is commutative,
-5×p×4×z×6×u=-5×4×6×p×z×u= -120pzu

Now multiply this by 3.
(-5p4z6u)3 = (-120pzu)3 = -360pzu

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