Question

Multiply and simplify: –3x2y2 • x4 –3x5y2 9x5y2 –3x6y2 –3x5y6

Answer 1

Answer:

Multiplying and simplifying the term $-3x^2y^2 \:.\: x^4$ we get $\mathbf{-3x^6y^2}$

Option C is correct option.

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to multiply and simplify: $-3x^2y^2 \:.\: x^4$

Simplifying the term:

$-3x^2y^2 \:.\: x^4$

While multiplying, the variables with same bases are multiplied: $a^m\:.\:a^n=a^{m+n}$

In the given question only x^2 and x^4 are variables with same bases, So we get:

$=-3(x^{2+4})y^2\\=-3x^6y^2$

So, multiplying and simplifying the term $-3x^2y^2 \:.\: x^4$ we get $\mathbf{-3x^6y^2}$

Option C is correct option.