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Simplify. (y^3)^5 · y^4 == y^19?? I'm trying to get this!
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(y^3)^5= is not y^8
... you mulitply there.. its y^15..
Because.... \[(y^{n})^{m} = y^{n (m)}\] and \[y^{n} * y^{m} = y^{n + m}\] \[(y^{3})^{5} = y^{15}\] \[y^{15} * y^{4} = y^{19}\]
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