1. The problem is to convert $b^6$ into hexadecimal. 2. First, we need to understand what $b$ represents. If $b$ is a variable, we cannot convert it directly to hexadecimal without a numerical value. 3. If $b$ is a number (for example, $b=11$ in decimal), then we can compute $b^6$ in decimal first. 4. For example, if $b=11$ (decimal), then $$b^6 = 11^6 = 1771561.$$ 5. Next, convert $1771561$ (decimal) to hexadecimal. 6. Dividing $1771561$ by 16 repeatedly or using a calculator: $1771561_{10} = 1B207_{16}$. 7. Therefore, assuming $b=11$, $b^6 = 1B207$ in hexadecimal. 8. Without a specific value for $b$, the conversion cannot be completed. Final answer depends on $b$. For numerical values, convert $b^6$ from decimal to hexadecimal accordingly.