2 years ago

A proof in which you assume the opposite of what you want to prove

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Proof of Contradiction.

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katrin [286]

Answer:

The product of the given expression $-8x^5y^2\times 6x^ 2y$ = 72x^6y^3[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

Given expression is $-8x^5y^2\times 6x^2y$

To find the product of the given expression:

The product of the given expression can be written as

$-8x^5 y^2\times 6x 2y=(-8x^5y^2)(6x^2y)$

$=(-8x^5y^2)(6x^2y)$

$=-48(x^5\times x^2)(y^2\times y^1)$ [since $a^m\times a^n=a^{m+n}$ ]

$=-48x^7y^3$

Therefore the product of the given expression $-8x^5y^2\times 6x^2y$ is $-48x^7y^3$

Therefore, $-8x^5y^2\times 6x^2y$ =-48x^7y^3[/tex]

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