Simplify the expression. 6√27x^3y^6

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$6 \sqrt{27x^3y^6}=\\ 6 \sqrt{3^2*3*x^2*x*(y^3)^2}=\\6*3 xy^3\sqrt{3x} =\\18xy^3 \sqrt{3x}$

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