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Multiply the polynomial: 2xy(2x4y+3xy−4x2y2)

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4x5y26x2y28x3y3
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4x4y2+6x2y28x3y3
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4x5y2+4x2y28x3y3
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4x5y2+6x2y28x3y3
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Solution

The correct option is D 4x5y2+6x2y28x3y3
2xy(2x4y+3xy4x2y2)
Multiply the coefficients and add the exponents of the variable.
= 2xy.2x4y+2xy.3xy2xy.4x2y2
= 4x5y2+6x2y28x3y3

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