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kotykmax [81]
3 years ago
7

(3a^4b)(5ab^2)-(a^5b^2)(9b)

Mathematics
1 answer:
Sliva [168]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The expanded value of the given expression is

(3a^4b)(5ab^2)-(a^5b^2)(9b)=6a^5b^3

Step-by-step explanation:

Given expression is                                                                              

(3a^4b)(5ab^2)-(a^5b^2)(9b)

To find the value of the given expression:

(3a^4b)(5ab^2)-(a^5b^2)(9b)=15a^5b^3-9a^5b^3

(By multiplying the products and doing algebraci subtracion of the above expression)

Now taking the common terms in the above equation we get

(3a^4b)(5ab^2)-(a^5b^2)(9b)=3a^5b^3(5-3)

                                             =3a^5b^3(2)

                                             =6a^5b^3

Therefore the expanded value of the given expression is

(3a^4b)(5ab^2)-(a^5b^2)(9b)=6a^5b^3

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