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Simplify. Express your answer using positive exponents.

(2ab^(7))(6a^(9)b)

Simplify. Express your answer using positive exponents.\newline(2ab7)(6a9b) \left(2 a b^{7}\right)\left(6 a^{9} b\right)

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Q. Simplify. Express your answer using positive exponents.\newline(2ab7)(6a9b) \left(2 a b^{7}\right)\left(6 a^{9} b\right)
  1. Multiply Coefficients: Multiply the coefficients (numerical parts) of the two terms.\newlineWe have 22 and 66 as coefficients, so we multiply them together.\newline2×6=122 \times 6 = 12
  2. Add Exponents for 'a': Multiply the variables with the same base by adding their exponents.\newlineFor the variable 'a', we have a1a^1 (implied) in the first term and a9a^9 in the second term.\newlinea1×a9=a(1+9)=a10a^1 \times a^9 = a^{(1+9)} = a^{10}
  3. Add Exponents for 'b': Multiply the variables with the same base 'b' by adding their exponents.\newlineFor the variable 'b', we have b7b^7 in the first term and b1b^1 (implied) in the second term.\newlineb7×b1=b(7+1)=b8b^7 \times b^1 = b^{(7+1)} = b^8
  4. Combine Results: Combine the results from Step 11, Step 22, and Step 33 to write the final expression.\newlineWe have the coefficient 1212, a10a^{10}, and b8b^8.\newlineSo, the final expression is 12a10b812a^{10}b^8.

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