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Simplify (s)(-3st)(-1/3).
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Simplify (s)(-3st)(-1/3).

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(s)(-3st)(-1/3)=
s^(2)t

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(s)(-3st)\left(-(1)/(3)\right)=(-3)\left(-(1)/(3)\right)(s\cdot st)=(1)(s^2t)=\boxed{s^2t}
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