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note that
2^(10) = 1024, hence


2^(100) = (2^10)^10 =
1024^(10)

note that
a^(m) ×
a^(n) =
a^(m+n), thus

b ×
b^(m) =
b^(1+m)

note that
2^(4) = 16, hence


2^(100) = (
2^(4))^25 =
16^(25)





User Astrosyam
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Answer:


1024^(10)\\b^(1+m)\\16^(25)

Explanation:

1.


2^(100)=\left(2^(10)\right)^(10)=1024^(10)

2.


b\cdot b^(m)=b^(1)\cdot b^(m)=b^(1+m)

3.


2^(100)=\left(2^(4)\right)^(25)=16^(25)

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The applicable rules of exponents are ...


\left(a^(b)\right)^(c)=a^(b\cdot c)\\\\a^(b)\cdot a^(c)=a^(b+c)

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