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x^(3/2)y^(5/3)(x^(7/3)y^(3/2))
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I want to be sure, is this what your question is? \[\Huge x^\frac32 \cdot y^\frac53 \cdot x ^\frac73 \cdot y^\frac32\]
yes
the last two terms were in ( )
right, but in multiplication, the order in which you multiply doesn't matter....(commutative property of multiplication) so we can regroup the x's and the y's together, like this: \[\Large = \left( x^\frac32 \cdot x ^\frac73 \right) \left( y^\frac53 \cdot y^\frac32 \right)\]
that is what i was thinking then just add the fractions
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okay thanks alot
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