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Which applies the power of a power rule properly to simplify this expression?

Which applies the power of a power rule properly to simplify this expression?-example-1

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Answer:

7^32, the fourth option

Explanation:

For the power rule, if you have a number to a power, for example
x^(a) and raise it to another power so it becomes,
(x^(a) )^(b), We simplify by multiplying the powers together. So the simplified answer would be
x^((a*b)).

User Vivianne
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Answer:

D.

Explanation:

[7^(-8)]^(-4) =

A power raised to a power: multiply the exponents.

= 7^[(-8)*(4)]

= 7^(32)

Answer: D.

User Gutemberg Ribeiro
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