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What value of k makes the equation true? (5a^2b^3)(6a^kb)=30a^6b^4

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the answer to your question is 4
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Answer:

k = 4

Explanation:

Given:
(5a^2b^3)(6a^kb)=30a^6b^4

Exponent law:


x^m\cdot x^n=x^(m+n)


x^m/ x^n=x^(m-n)


5\cdot 6\cdot a^2\cdot a^k\cdot b^3\cdot b=30a^6b^4


30a^(2+k)b^(3+1)=30a^6b^4

Compare the coefficient and power both sides


30=30


a^(2+k)=a^6


b^4=b^4

Exponent must be equal if base is equal.

Thus, 2+k = 6

k = 6 - 2

k = 4

Hence, The vaue of k is 4

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