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Perform the indicated operations and write the result in simplest form.
6$c^{2} d\left(-2 c d^{3}\right)$

M S · Accepted Answer

so an important thing to note before we begin is when you multiply and you have the same base. So let&#x27;s say we have C and see everyone and multiply these two. We would add their exponents so this will become C to the A plus B. They&#x27;re gonna use that when we multiply our times here. So we have six c squared d times negative to see d. Q. So if I someone normal, supply this six and his negative, too, that I get most negative 12 then I&#x27;m gonna most upon my seas. So this turns into C Times two plus one because there wasn&#x27;t understood one here and then one of multiply the D&#x27;s. So the terms d This will be d to the one plus three and we simply by this and we get negative 12 times, see to the third time City to the fourth, and that&#x27;s our finally into

M S · Answer

so we have to be minus two. All squared. So whenever we see that squared exponents, that just means we&#x27;re gonna multiply the binomial by itself. So we have three t minus two times three B minus two. And because we&#x27;re not supplying to buy no meals, we&#x27;re gonna use the foil minted. So what have the first chowder, then enter terms. And in the last terms, this just helps us keep everything orderly. Someone for the 1st 3 many times three be not only those 29 b squared because we have those explain it. Don&#x27;t do the outer terms so negative two times three is negative six and then just bring on that b turned it. Enter terms and same thing here. Negative two times three is negative. Six. Hey! And almost part of the last times negative times Negative gives us positive for so because he&#x27;s too in terms in the middle, have the same Explain it. We can combine the coefficients so have nine b squared in the year six minus six is negative 12 b and then plus fours

M S · Answer

So we have negative see to the fourth all squared. So whenever we square something, we just multiplied by itself again. So we have negative 32 times. See to the fourth times negative three times. See to the fort. Now we just have to multiply so negative three times negative three gives us positive nine and then we have C to the fort Plus or who have to add those exponents. And this will equal nine time see to the eight.

Aditya Sood · Answer

performed the indicated operations and read the result. Its simplest form. Negative three C to the fourth square. So we want to keep in mind him, Jas. So pin down stands for Prentice&#x27;s exponents. Multiplication division addition, subtraction. So, uh, parentheses. We really can&#x27;t do much to further evaluate three C to the fourth. So let&#x27;s move on to that. E is excellent. So we want to do exponent before we worry about anything else. So let&#x27;s deal with this two over here. So in order to deal with that, we just have to multiply each of the terms within the Prince sees by two. So we get this equation negative. Three seat to the fourth squared is equal to negative. Three square times. See to the fourth square. And so we this further evaluates to negative nine times. See to the eight. Um, the reason we get C to the eighth is because for C to the four to the second, power is equivalent to see to the eighth. Um, and the loft experience tells us this. And so here we have our answer in its most simplified form. Negative nine times. See, today eight

Amy Jiang · Answer

Okay, so let&#x27;s start by combining our numerator. So this is a negative C plus three, and then our denominator weaken Factor this into a, um five C minus one on and a C minus three. Okay, so no said, this is negative of this. So it&#x27;s factor out a negative one from our numerator. Now notice that we can counsel. All right, let&#x27;s turn. And I just gives us negative one over a five C minus one.

Matt Gibson · Answer

when distributing for this problem, I recognize that I have to add my exponents. I like to put the ones on the variables that don&#x27;t have an exponents showing, so I don&#x27;t forget about them. So when I distribute here, I get six times two is 12. I add my exponents on the ace That gives me a squared B squared C squared, always right, your variables alphabetical that we can recognize like terms plus 18 a be cubed seated The third minus 24 a squared beat of the fourth. Again I&#x27;m adding my exponents c squared and none of these air like terms. That would be my answer.

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Perform the indicated operations and write the re…

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Perform the indicated operations and write the result in simplest form.
6$c^{2} d\left(-2 c d^{3}\right)$

Answer

$-12 c^{5} d^{4}$

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