Mathematics, 06.03.2020 23:30, triddi666

Simplify! (a^3b)(abc)

A) a^2bc^5
B) a^4b^2
C) a^4b^2c
D) a^4bc

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Simplify! (a^3b)(abc)

A) a^2bc^5
B) a^4b^2
C) a^4b^2c
D) a^4bc...