The answer for 2ab(xa^9+ya^3-6) is 2a^10bx + 2a^4by-6ab.
What is the mathematical expansion?
A mathematical expansion can be described as the finite combination of symbols which can be seen as one having rules which is usually based on the context that is been used.
The solution for the question is 2a^10bx + 2a^4by-6ab
Therefore, the expansion of 2ab(xa^9+ya^3-6) is 2a^10bx + 2a^4by-6ab.
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Subtraction property of equality
2/3y = -6
2/3y × 3/2 = -6 × 3/2
multiplication property of equality
y = -9
I'm pretty sure it would be 40,000 because if i'm not mistaken you meant the nearest 10,000 since the number is 39,892.
The answer is -8/15 because you need to cancel out the variables first
Ratio means only one thing but I think what you meant was 3 examples of a ratio. In that case three examples would be:
2:3,
2 to 3,
2/3