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b^3 times b^3 = b^6 a^2 times a^2 times a = a^5
So, a b^3 is coming out but has to be positive. The absolute values ensure that. a^2 is automatically non-negative. One a is left under the radical.
I answered it but the answer I got is not in the choices, I got a^5/2 b^3
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This is a square root problem, right?
yes
Thank you!!!
these problems are so confusing :(
Yes, they are.
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I am taking them from a study guide and exercising, the ones I don't know how to do I am posting them here. so let me see :) hahah thanks a lot!
Alrighty, then.
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