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OpenStudy (decarr432):
(4^3)^5
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OpenStudy (decarr432):
Find the equivalent exponential expression
Atsie (atsie):
4 to the 3rd power x 5.
OpenStudy (decarr432):
that didn't follow over lol sorry
Atsie (atsie):
Oh, do you have options?
OpenStudy (decarr432):
No
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Atsie (atsie):
Alright, well what is 4 to the third power?
OpenStudy (decarr432):
64
Atsie (atsie):
Correct.
64 times 5
OpenStudy (decarr432):
wouldnt it be to the fifth?
Atsie (atsie):
As in 64 to the fifth power?
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OpenStudy (decarr432):
yeah because the problem is (4^3)^5
OpenStudy (decarr432):
so wouldnt it be (64)^5
Atsie (atsie):
If you did that, it'd be a whole bunch of numbers like....
1073741824
OpenStudy (decarr432):
okay I think I get it
Atsie (atsie):
if you did 64 x 5, it'd be 320 and then you'd simplify that.
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OpenStudy (decarr432):
How?
imqwerty (imqwerty):
okay this question is solved just bu using an identity
the identity is-
\(\Large (x^a)^b= x^{a \times b}\)
try it now :)
imqwerty (imqwerty):
*by
OpenStudy (decarr432):
So 4^3*^5 just multiply exponents?
OpenStudy (decarr432):
and x stays the same
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OpenStudy (decarr432):
and x stays the same
imqwerty (imqwerty):
yeah the base will remain the same
so \(\Large (4)^{3 \times 5}\)
OpenStudy (decarr432):
So it would be (4^15)
imqwerty (imqwerty):
yes :) \(\Huge\color{green}{✓}\)
OpenStudy (decarr432):
Thanks
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imqwerty (imqwerty):
no problem (B