How do you multiply $6 y^{0} \cdot 7 x^{4}$ $6y ^ { 0} \cdot 7x ^ { 4}$ ?

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How do you multiply $6 y^{0} \cdot 7 x^{4}$ $6y ^ { 0} \cdot 7x ^ { 4}$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-05-09T04:30:59

The answer is $42 x^{4}$ $42x^4$ .

Explanation:

First of all, recognize that anything to the 0 power is 1, so $y^{0} = 1$ $y^0=1$ .
Then just multiply $6 \cdot 7 x^{4}$ $6*7x^4$ and get $42 x^{4}$ $42x^4$ .

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