(ab²)(a²b)(a³b³) It's math. Thank you for your answers.

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(ab²)(a²b)(a³b³) It's math.
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Answer:

a⁵b⁶

Explanation:

(ab²)(a²b)(a³b³)

Combine like terms so add all the a's and you get a⁵ then add all the b's and you get b⁶

Edilberto answered Apr 1, 2020

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