Zach wants to represent x^6 y^4 as a square. Which expression should he use? A. (x^2y)^2 B. (x^3y)^2 C. (x^3y^2)^2 D. (x^4y^2) ^2

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Zach wants to represent x^6 y^4 as a square. Which expression should he use?

A. (x^2y)^2
B. (x^3y)^2
C. (x^3y^2)^2
D. (x^4y^2) ^2

by Bunni

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Answer:

C. ( x ³ y² ) ²

Explanation:

➛ x ⁶ y⁴

➛ ( x ³ y² ) ²

Beefstu answered May 3, 2022

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