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(3m^4n^6)(2mn)^0(2m^2n)

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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$(3m^4n^6) * (2mn)^0 * (2m^2n)\\
(3m^4n^6) * (2m^2n)\\
3 * 2 * m^4 * m^2 * n^6 * n\\
6 * m^{4+2}*n^{6+1}\\
6m^6n^7$

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