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Multiply: −xy2z2+2yz2x+3x2yz−7 by −6x2yz

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+6x3y3z312x3y2z318x4y2z2+42x2yz
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+6x3y3z312x3y2z318x4y2z242x2yz
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+6x3y3z3+12x3y2z318x4y2z2+42x2yz
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None of these
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Solution

The correct option is B +6x3y3z312x3y2z318x4y2z2+42x2yz
To multiply the given polynomials xy2z2+2yz2x+3x2yz7 and 6x2yz, we distribute each term of the first polynomial to every term of the second polynomial as shown below:

6x2yz(xy2z2+2yz2x+3x2yz7)=(6x2yz×xy2z2)+(6x2yz×2yz2x)+(6x2yz×3x2yz)+(6x2yz×7)=6x3y3z312x3y2z318x4y2z2+42x2yz

Hence, 6x2yz(xy2z2+2yz2x+3x2yz7)=6x3y3z312x3y2z318x4y2z2+42x2yz

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