I just want to make sure I have done this correctly.

(10a^3b)(3ab^2c^2) = 30a^4b^3c^2

User Icon for Steve Steve answered
8 years ago

yep.

User Icon for Sami Sami answered
8 years ago

Thank you.

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

To confirm if you have simplified the expression correctly, let's go through the steps together.

1. Start with the given expression: (10a^3b)(3ab^2c^2).
2. Multiply the coefficients: 10 * 3 = 30.
3. Multiply the "a" terms: a^3 * a = a^(3+1) = a^4.
4. Multiply the "b" terms: b * b^2 = b^(1+2) = b^3.
5. Multiply the "c" terms: There is only one "c" in the second expression, so it remains as c^2.
6. Put all the simplified terms together: 30a^4b^3c^2.

Based on these steps, it looks like you have simplified the expression correctly. Well done!