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Rule of exponents: Why does (3a^4)^3 equal 27 ^ a^12? Please explain
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the rulle of exponenets are perenthesis subtract divide mutiply
(3a^4)^3 is the same as (3a^4)*(3a^4)*(3a^4) which rearranges to (3*3*3)*(a^4*a^4*a^4)
and that's the same as (3)^3 * (a^4)^3
do you see how to go from (3)^3 * (a^4)^3 to 27a^12 ?
oh okay. Thank you!
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