CAN YOU SOLVE THIS PROBLEM?

Mathematics

1 answer:

postnew [5]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. 1. x^6

2. -6a^7

3. r^11

4. x^6

5.a^3b^6

6.x^14

7. 12y^8

8. 55x^4y^6

9. 30m^4n^4

10. 6a^10b^6c^16

C. 1. 40m+60n-810

2. 12am^2 - 8an- 16al^3+4ap

3. 2xmn-3ymn-4zmn

4. 20bx^2-8bx+20b

5. -28xa+4xb-14x

6. y^2 - 4

7. 4x^2 - 16

8. 16b^2 - 4

9. 25a^2-49

10. 9m^2-49

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