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A is X^3 Y^2.</u></h2>
because 3 x's and 2 y's are being multiplied.
<h3>For this explanation, I will be utilizing the hidden exponent of 1.</h3>
<em><u>You can put a hidden exponent of 1 to each variable without an exponent, and the value will remain the same.</u></em>
Merely add the exponents of the values with the same base number, or coefficient. —> <em>like terms</em>
X^1 times X^1 times X^1 is X^3, and Y^1 times Y^1 is Y^2.
Our final answer is X^3 Y^2.
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B is 6X^2 Y^3.</u></h2>
Like the first expression, we can add a hidden exponent to each <u>VARIABLE,</u> not number.
2 times 3 is 6, and X^1 times X^1 is X^2, and Y^1 times Y^1 times Y^1 is Y^3.
Our final answer is 6X^2 Y^3.
