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Find the values of x and y in the equation below (a^3b^4/ a^2b)^6 = a^xb^y
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Find the values of x and y in the equation below (a^3b^4/ a^2b)^6 = a^xb^y
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Answer:
x=
6
, y=
18
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^ person above me lol
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