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For the following exercises, find the product.$\left(-3 x^8 y^2\right)\left(9 x y^3\right)$
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The first term is \(-3 x^8 y^2\) and the second term is \(9 x y^3\). The coefficients are \(-3\) and \(9\), and the variables are \(x\) and \(y\). Show more…
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