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\[(-4a^5b)^2 ?\] Like this?
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ok so you will need to distribute the exponent (2) to the whole expression inside the parenthesis :)
you have \[4^2\] then you have \[(a^5)^2\] and last \[b^2\]
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so now you have 4 to the second power is 16... (a) to the fifth power raised to the second power... just muliply the exponents and that is (a) to the tenth power and last... b to the second power
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