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The part that I was not available to get said consider the numerical expression: 3^4 .

The part that I was not available to get said consider the numerical expression: 3^4 .-example-1

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Answer:

Option B

Explanation:

We want to multiply:

3^6 by 3^4.

When we multiply two terms with the same base and different exponent, we keep the base and add the exponents. So

3^(6)*3^(4) = 3^(6+4) = 3^10, which is option A.

Equivalent expressions are those in which the base is 3, and the sum of the exponents is 10. So C and D are also equivalent expressions.

The lone which is not is B, which is the answer to this question.

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