The problem asks us to simplify the expression $(a^2 b^3)(4 a^4 b^3)$.

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1. Problem Description

The problem asks us to simplify the expression (a2b3)(4a4b3)(a^2 b^3)(4 a^4 b^3).

2. Solution Steps

First, we can rewrite the expression by grouping like terms:
(a2b3)(4a4b3)=4(a2a4)(b3b3) (a^2 b^3)(4 a^4 b^3) = 4 (a^2 a^4)(b^3 b^3)
Next, we use the property of exponents that states xmxn=xm+nx^m x^n = x^{m+n}. Applying this to the expression, we get:
4(a2a4)(b3b3)=4a2+4b3+34 (a^2 a^4)(b^3 b^3) = 4 a^{2+4} b^{3+3}
4a2+4b3+3=4a6b64 a^{2+4} b^{3+3} = 4 a^6 b^6

3. Final Answer

4a6b64a^6b^6

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