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-7(-a^2)(-b^3)

 Aug 7, 2014

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 #1
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-7(-a^2)(-b^3)

Simply multiply out all the terms and note that we have 3 negatives [since 2 negatives make a positive or plus, we are left with +*- which means we end up with a negative, -].

So, our answer is: -7a^2b^3.

 Aug 7, 2014
 #1
avatar+4473 
+8
Best Answer

-7(-a^2)(-b^3)

Simply multiply out all the terms and note that we have 3 negatives [since 2 negatives make a positive or plus, we are left with +*- which means we end up with a negative, -].

So, our answer is: -7a^2b^3.

AzizHusain Aug 7, 2014
 #2
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-7(a^2)(-b^3)

(7×(a2×((b3))))

-7*(a2×b3)

-7-(a^2-b^3)

-7a^2b^3 This is the finally anwser

 Aug 8, 2014

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