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I was wondering if you can help me on the math problemSolve:((3^2) * (7^4))^5=

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The initial problem is:


(3^2*7^4)^5

We can use the following property:


(X^a* Y^b)^c=X^(a\cdot c)* Y^(b\cdot c)

So, the initial problem is equivalent to:


\begin{gathered} (3^2*7^4)^5=3^(2\cdot5)*7^(4\cdot5) \\ (3^2*7^4)^5=3^(10)*7^(20) \end{gathered}

Then, solving 3^10 and 7^20, we get:


\begin{gathered} 3^(10)=59049 \\ 7^(20)=7.98*10^(16) \end{gathered}

So, the answer is:


(3^2*7^4)^5=59049*7.98*10^(16)=4.71*10^(21)

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