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An expression is shown below (x^4/3)(x^2/3). What is the product of the two factors?
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An expression is shown below (x^4/3)(x^2/3). What is the product of the two factors?
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(x^4/3)(x^2/3)
= x^(4/3+2/3)
= x^6/3
= x^2
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