Raise the product of 3 and a to the 4th power

Llihttocs asked Dec 27, 2023

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Llihttocs asked Dec 27, 2023

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Explanation:

The product of 3 and a is represented as:

The fourth power is represented as:

${x}^(4)$

To include 3 and a to the fourth power, include parentheses to represent the product of 3 and a.

$(3a)^(4) = {3}^(4) {a}^(4)$

Cyphus answered Dec 31, 2023

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