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6 x y 2 ( 13 x 5 y 2 ) 6xy 2 (13x 5 y 2 )

asked Sep 11, 2023 96.1k views

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x
y
2
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13
x
5
y
2
)
6xy
2
(13x
5
y
2
)

Mathematics
high-school

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Answer:

(2 x 3 x
13x^6
$Y^{4$ )

Explanation:

Phil Ringsmuth answered Sep 15, 2023

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