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(b4)6 * (b2)4 (1 point) • b192 • b32 • 2b32
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It's 2b32
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Power of a power: To raise a power to a power, multiply the exponents. \[(b^4) ^6 \times (b^2)^4\]So you'll have: \[b ^{24} \times b ^{8}\]Product of powers: Just add the exponents. \[b^{32}\]
Its not 2b^32. When multiplying exponentss with like bases, you ONLY add the exponents. So b^32
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