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What is 6a^2b^2/2ab^2 in lowest terms

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Alexxx [7]4 years ago

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(-2ab^3)(-3a^2b^5)<span>Simplifying (-2ab3)(-3a2b5) Remove parenthesis around (-2ab3) -2ab3(-3a2b5) Remove parenthesis around (-3a2b5) -2ab3 * -3a2b5 Reorder the terms for easier multiplication: -2 * -3ab3 * a2b5 Multiply -2 * -3 6ab3 * a2b5 Multiply ab3 * a2b5 6a3b<span>8</span></span>

anzhelika [568]4 years ago

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The answer for this question would be: (3a^2b^2 -1) over (b^2)

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