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( {5}^(3) ) {}^(5)

simplify the following expression. answer choices are - A. 5 to the 15th power B. 5 an -2 C. 5 to the 10th power. and D. 5 to the 8th​

User Moshe D
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Answer
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\tt \huge \boldsymbol{} 5^(15)

Explanation:


\Large \boldsymbol {} \pmb {\ \ \ \huge\boxed{ \boxed{ \ \ \ (a^n)^m =a^(m* n )\ \ \ }} \ \ \ } \\\\\\\\ (5^3)^5=5^(3\cdot 5)=5^(15 )

User Lecham
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Explanation:


({ {a}^(m)) }^(n) = {a}^(mn)


({ {5}^(3)) }^(5)


{5}^(5 * 3)


{5}^(15)

Option A

User Chif
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