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Find the product. (a^2b^3)^4 is it ab^20?
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Nope.
|dw:1343100860226:dw|Now try.
Apply powers to both but do not add..
???
\[\large (a^2)^4.(b^3)^4\] tell me what do you get??
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ab^96?
No..
Do not add the powers of both just multiply and leave them as such on a and b..
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Tell me: \[(a^2)^4\] find this..
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Just multiply the powers.. Tell me what do you get??
is that a ^3?? a^12
4*2 = ???
8
So a will have this power.. Now find: \[\large (b^3)^4\]
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ab^20?
Why are you adding power of both??
Bases are not same you cannot add them..
so waht do i do
Do it slowly.. you got : \(a^8\) Tell me: \(\large (b^3)^4\)
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b^12
Yes then now combine the terms and do not add 12 with 8.. \( \large a^8 \times b^{12}\)
a^8b^12
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