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\[(a ^{n-4}b ^{4})(ab ^{n-1})^{4}\]
Remember that you are trying to combine like terms. Distribute the farthest right exponent of 4 into \[ab ^{n-1}\], so that you have, in total, \[a ^{n-4} b ^{4} a ^{4} b ^{4n-4}\]. Add exponents of like variables to get \[a ^{n}b ^{4n}\]
answer is a^n*b^4n
ahh i see..i got tripped up with the parentheses. i did not know they could be removed
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