Question

simplify the expression. write your answer using single variables raised to exponents. $n cdot p cdot m cdot k cdot p$

Explanation:

Step1: Group like variables

$n \cdot m \cdot k \cdot (p \cdot p)$

Step2: Combine exponents of $p$

$n \cdot m \cdot k \cdot p^{1+1} = n m k p^2$

Answer:

$nmkp^2$