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Evaluate rational exponents

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Q. Multiply.

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x^{2}(-10 x+6)

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Answer:

Apply Distributive Property: Apply the distributive property to multiply $x^{2}$ by each term inside the parentheses. $\newline$ $x^{\(2\)} * (\(-10\) x + \(6\)) = x^{\(2\)} * (\(-10\) x) + x^{\(2\)} * \(6\)
Multiply \(-10 x\): Multiply \(x^{2}\) by \(-10 x\).\(x^{2} \times (-10 x) = -10 x^{(2+1)} = -10 x^{3}\)
Multiply \(6\): Multiply \(x^{2}\) by \(6\). \(\newline\) \(x^{2} \times 6 = 6 x^{2}\)
Combine Results: Combine the results from Step \(2\) and Step \(3\).\(\newline\)\(-10 x^{3} + 6 x^{2}\)

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