Answer:
[tex](x^4y^5)(x^2y^4)[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Keep these things in mind:
[tex]x^3\times x^3=x^{3+3}=x^6\\\\(x^3)^3=x^{3\times3}=x^9[/tex]
Using those, simplify the left side of this equation:
[tex](x^2y^3)^3\\x^6y^9[/tex]
Now we know what the exponents need to become, so we can find the difference between those and what we have on the right:
[tex]6-4=2\\9-5=4[/tex]
We need to add a 2 to the x, and add a 4 to the y.
[tex](x^4y^5)(x^2y^4)[/tex]
