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Simplify ((–3)^2)^3


A. (–3)^6
B. (3)^6
C. (3)^5
D. (–3)^5

User Mantler
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Use\ (a^n)^m=a^((n)(m))\\\\((-3)^2)^3=(3^2)^3=3^((2)(3))=3^6\\\\((-3)^2)^3=(-3)^((2)(3))=(-3)^6

Two answers: A. (-3)^6 and B. (3)^6.

But simplified is B. (3)^6

User Gabriel Reid
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Answer:

A and B

Explanation:

using the law of exponents


(a^m)^(n) =
a^(mn), hence


((-3)^2)^(3) =
(-3)^(6) → A

note that (- 3)² = 9 = 3², hence


(-3)^2)^(3) = (3²)³ =
(3)^(6) → B




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