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Standard VII
Mathematics
Exponents with Like Bases
Find the prod...
Question
Find the product of
9
a
,
4
a
b
and
−
2
a
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Solution
Consider the given expression,
9
a
,
4
a
b
and
−
2
a
,
Now, product of
9
a
,
4
a
b
and
−
2
a
=
9
a
×
4
a
b
(
−
2
a
)
=
−
72
a
3
b
Hence, this is the answer.
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