What is the product of 5ab and (-2a²b) ³?

-40a^6b^4

-30a^7b^4

-40a^7b^4

-30a^6b^4

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Fabian Mitchell

4 February, 08:50

What is the product of 5ab and (-2a²b) ³?

-40a^6b^4

-30a^7b^4

-40a^7b^4

-30a^6b^4

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Raegan Fritz · Answer 1

The product would be - 40a^7b^4

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to find this, we first need to expand the parenthesis with the power.

(-2a^2b) ^3 = 8a^6b^3

Now we can take the expanded form and multiply it by the other term.

8a^6b^3 * 5ab = - 40a^7b^4

What is the product of 5ab and (-2a²b) ³?-40a^6b^4-30a^7b^4-40a^7b^4-30a^6b^4

What is the product of 5ab and (-2a²b) ³?

-40a^6b^4

-30a^7b^4

-40a^7b^4

-30a^6b^4