Posted by donna on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 7:50pm.
Multiply the coefficients (numbers in front).
for the letters with exponents. You keep the letter and you add the exponents.
Remember that y is y^1
Try it and I will check it for you.
-16x^2y^2x^3y^3??
(-8)(-2) that takes care of the coefficents = 16
(x^2)*(x^1) = x^3
(y^1)(y^3) = y^4
Now, put them all together and you will have the answer.
so 16x^3y^4
thank you !
Yes. that is it. I hope it makes sense to you.
It really does thank you. and quick questions do you do tutoring lessons??
Sorry, I don't. I am on her quite often.
aww thats a shame and well thats good to know thank you again C:
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