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10. y2(y5) = 13. 2y(y6) 14. d5(d2) 15. 5L(L3)
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10. y2(y5) = 13. 2y(y6) 14. d5(d2) 15. 5L(L3)
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10. y2(y5) =
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15. 5L(L3)
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Answer:
10) y^7
13) 2y^7
14) d^7
15) 5l^4
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