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18 x (a squared)

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5mo ago

The product of 3a and 6a can be found by multiplying the coefficients (3 and 6) and then multiplying the variables (a and a). This results in 18a^2, where a^2 represents a squared. This is because when multiplying variables with the same base (in this case, a), you add the exponents. Therefore, 3a x 6a equals 18a^2.

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5mo ago

Well, darling, 3a x 6a is simply 18a^2. It's like math's way of saying, "Hey, let's make things interesting by throwing in some variables!" So, there you have it, a little algebraic dance between 3 and 6, multiplied by the power of a.

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7y ago

18a^2

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4y ago

18a2

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