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Find the product. Simplify your answer. $\newline$ $(-6u^2)(-5u^4)$

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Q. Find the product. Simplify your answer.

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(-6u^2)(-5u^4)

Identify expression: Identify the expression to be simplified. $\newline$ We need to multiply two algebraic terms: $(-6u^2)$ and $(-5u^4)$ .
Use distributive property: Use the distributive property to multiply the coefficients and the variables separately. $\newline$ First, multiply the coefficients: $(-6) \times (-5) = 30$ . $\newline$ Next, multiply the variables: $u^2 \times u^4 = u^{(2+4)} = u^6$ .
Combine final product: Combine the results from Step $2$ to get the final product. $\newline$ The product of the coefficients is $30$ , and the product of the variables is $u^6$ . $\newline$ So, the final product is $30u^6$ .

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