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(13m^3n)(5m^2n^2) :)
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(13m^3n)(5m^2n^2)

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Answer:

65m^5n³

Explanation:

(13m³n¹)(5m²n²)

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(13×5)(m³+²)(n¹+²) <Remember to use exponential laws

65m^5n³

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