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Find 3x^2y xx 4xy^2 xx 7x^3y^3...

Find `3x^2y xx 4xy^2 xx 7x^3y^3`

A

84x^6y^6

B

48`y^6`

C

41x`y^6`

D

40`x^6``y^6`

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