(3^7)^4 rewrite using a single exponent.

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Wackaloon asked Apr 22, 2023

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(3^7)^4
rewrite using a single exponent.

Mathematics
middle-school

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(3^7)^4 =3^28

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$( { {3}^(7) )}^(4) = {3}^(28)$

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