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User Shubham Baranwal
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Answer: 3^3

(2^3 x 3^4 x 4)/(3 x 32)
= (2^3 x 3^4 x 2^2)/(2^5 x 3)
= 3^4/3
= 3^3
User Salamit
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Answer:

27

Explanation:


\frac{2 {}^(3) * 3 {}^(4) * 4}{3 * 32 }

Make everything in the form of exponet.


\frac{ {2}^(3) * {3}^(4) * {2}^(2) }{3 {}^(1) * 2 {}^(5) }

Use the rule.


a {}^(m) * {a}^(n) = a {}^(m + n)


\frac{2 {}^(3 + 2) * {3}^(4) }{3 * {2}^(5) }


\frac{2 {}^(5) * {3}^(4) }{3 * {2}^(5) }

Cancel out like Terms.


\frac{3 {}^(4) }{3}

Use the property


\frac{a {}^(m) }{a {}^(n) } = {a}^(m - n)

So we have


3 {}^(4 - 1) = 3 {}^(3)


3 {}^(3) = 27

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