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P2 • q5• q3 • p4 • q

P2 • q5• q3 • p4 • q
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P2 • q5• q3 • p4 • q

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p^2 \centerdot q^5 \centerdot q^3 \centerdot p^4 \centerdot q = p^(2+4)q^(5+3+1) = p^6q^9
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