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(2n²•n³•3n¹)²

(y•4y²)³


(4b³•b)²


(3s²•s³)²


(3r²•2r³)³


Simplify the exponents. Please show me how to do the step by step?? I'm not sure how to solve these when they have parentheses

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(2n²•n³•3n¹)²

First, simplify inside the parentheses. We multiply the coefficients and exponents. The coefficients: 2×3=6. and the exponents: 2×3×1=6. All together that gives:
(6n^6)^2Then multiply the inside of the parentheses by itself since it's the exponent is 2. Therefore we end with
36n^12

(y•4y²)³

Same approach. Multiply the inside which gives
4y^3 Then calculate that to the power of 3.


4y^3×
4y^3×
4y^3=
64y^9\\

(4b³•b)²


=(4b^4)^2\\=4b^4\cdot4b^4\\=16b^8

(3s²•s³)²


=(3s^5)^2\\=3s^5\cdot3s^5\\=9s^(10)

(3r²•2r³)³


=(6r^5)^3\\=6r^5\cdot6r^5\cdot6r^5\\=216r^(15)

Hope that helped. Let me know if you have any further questions!

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