Mark M. answered • 01/31/22
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64 = 26
(2x3y2)6
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asked • 01/31/22Power to a product
How do you rewrite 64x18y12 using the power of a product?
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Denise G. answered • 01/31/22
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It looks like you could write all these terms raised to the second power, the exponents multiply when they are power to a power.
(8x9y6)2
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