Find the monomials a. 100x^2=(?)^2 b. 49y^4x^6= (?)^2

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For the first one 10x is the monomial that when squares is equal to 100x^2

For the second one, I’m confused as to the expression, could you add parentheses to clarify? Sorry! Hope this helps :)

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