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Find the product. (3p 4)3 · (p 2)7

User CaseyC
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Answer:
3p^(26)

Explanation:

The given expression:
(3p^4)^3\cdot(p^2)^7

According to the law of exponents (Power rule):


(a^x)^y = a^(xy), we get


=3p^(4*3)\cdot p^(2*7)\\\\= 3p^(12)\cdot p^(14)

According to the law of exponents (Base rule):


a^x .\cdot a^y = a^(x+y), we get


3p^(12)\cdot p^(14)=3p^(12 + 14)= 3p^(26)

User Christopher Grigg
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Answer:

3p^26

Explanation:

Given: (3p^4)^3 . (p^2)^7

Using the power of power rule :(a^n)^m = a^mn, we get

3p^(4*3) . p^(2*7)

= 3p^12 . p^14

Using the base rule: a^ m . a^n = a^(m+n), we get [If we have the same base in multiplication, we can add the powers]

= 3p^(12 + 14)

= 3p^26

Answer: 3p^26

Hope this will helpful.

Thank you.

User Bryce York
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