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Raise to the power: (-a^3 b^2 c)^2

Raise to the power: (-a^3 b^2 c)^2
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Raise to the power: (-a^3 b^2 c)^2

User Erastusnjuki
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Answer:

-a^6b^4c^2

Explanation:

Multiplying exponents, all you have to do is add them

Hope this helps!

User Mwieczorek
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Answer:

a^6b^4

Explanation:

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