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Multiplying two monomial:
Let's take two monomials \(6\) and \(y\).
 
We can multiply and write them as \(6 × y = 6y = y +y +y +y +y + y\) (or) adding \(y\) for \(6\) times.
 
This is easy to multiply because one monomial is a variable and one monomial is a number.
If we have \(2\) monomials with variables and numbers, then the product is the result of (product of coefficients of monomials) \(×\) (product of variables of monomials).
Example:
To multiply \(4x\) and \(5y\).
 
The coefficients are \(4\) and \(5\), and the variables are \(x\) and \(y\).
 
\(4x× 5y =\) (\(4×5\))\(×\)(\(x×y\)) \(= 20xy\).
To multiply monomials of higher degrees, find the product of coefficients of monomials and then use the law of exponents to add the power of similar variables.
 
The useful law of exponents are as follows:
  1. am×an=am+n
  2. amn=amn
If we have both the monomials as the same variables, then use the law of exponents, am×an=am+n to find the product. For example, y2×y2=y2+2=y4. This is not feasible in case of different variables.
Example:
If we have to multiply monomials of higher degrees, such as 4x3and5xy4, it will be 20x4y4, find the product of coefficients of monomials \(= 20\) and then use the law of exponents to add the power of similar variables, am×an=am+n to find x3×x1=x4 and then y4. Hence, we have 20x4y4.
Multiplying more than two monomials:
To multiply more than two monomials, extend the idea of multiplying two monomials to more than monomials.
Example:
Find the volume of a cuboid whose sides are \(-2x^2, 4xy^3\) and \(-5y^2z^3\).
 
This can be understood with the help of an example having three monomials.
 
\(-2x^2, 4xy^3\) and \(-5y^2z^3\)
 
Let us multiply the three monomials.
 
\(= (-2×4×-5) × (x^2×xy^3×y^2z^3)\)
 
\(= (-×+×-) 2×4×5\) \(((x^2×x)×(y^3×y^2)×(z^3))\)
 
=40(x3×y5×z3)
 
=40x3y5z3