Question Prompt: Question prompt: Simplify the expression (6a−4bc−4)(3a2b6c)(9a7b−5c−4).
Combine Coefficients: Combine the coefficients 6,3, and 9 by multiplying them together.6×3×9=18×9=162.
Add Exponents for a: Add the exponents for the variable a. Remember that when you multiply with the same base, you add the exponents: a−4×a2×a7=a−4+2+7=a5.
Add Exponents for b: Add the exponents for the variable b. Do the same as with a: b×b6×b−5=b1+6−5=b2.
Add Exponents for c: Add the exponents for the variable c. Again, add the exponents: c(−4)⋅c⋅c(−4)=c(−4+1−4)=c(−7).
Combine All Parts: Combine all the parts to write the simplified expression.The final expression is 162a5b2c−7.
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