When the product of x5 × x3 × x6 is expressed as a monomial, we get

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When the product of x5 × x3 × x6 is expressed as a monomial, we get

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Answer:

x^(14)

Explanation:

x^(5) ×
x^(3) ×
x^(6)

x^(5+3+6)

x^(14)

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