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Simplify (4pv2) (2pv5)

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${8p}^(7)$

Explanation:

$= ({4p}^(2)) ( {2p}^(5))$

$= 8 {p}^((2 + 5))$

$= {8p}^(7)$

Near Privman answered Oct 14, 2022

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