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For Exercises 94-109, use the commutative and associative properties of real numbers and the properties of exponents to simplify the expressions. $\left(6 p^2 q^8\right)\left(7 p^5 q^3\right)$ 

   For Exercises 94-109, use the commutative and associative properties of real numbers and the properties of exponents to simplify the expressions.
$\left(6 p^2 q^8\right)\left(7 p^5 q^3\right)$
Beginning And Intermediate Algebra
Beginning And Intermediate Algebra
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Chapter 5, Problem 97 ↓
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For Exercises 94-109, use the commutative and associative properties of real numbers and the properties of exponents to simplify the expressions. $\left(6 p^2 q^8\right)\left(7 p^5 q^3\right)$
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00:01 The given expression is 6 p square q raised to the bar 8 in 1 bracket and 7 p raised to the power 5, q raised to the part 3 in second bracket.
00:14 We need to solve this.
00:15 Let us take the coefficients in 1 bracket 6 multiplied with 7.
00:20 Then the terms including p in another bracket, that is p raised to the bar 2 multiplied with p raised to the power 5.
00:28 And then we club the terms including q, which will be q raised to the power 8 multiplied with q raise to the 5 3...
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