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Factorise; 2 cubed multilpied by 2 squared

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Hey there!

2 cube multiplied by 2 squared

= 2³ × 2²

= (2 × 2 × 2) × (2 × 2)

= 8 × 4

= 32.

Hope it helps ya!

User Mandar Jogalekar
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Hello Harry4Hudson!


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Factorise; 2 cubed multilpied by 2 squared.


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Firstly let's change the statement to a numerical expression.


\cdot\sf \: 2 \: cubed = 2 ^(3) \\ \cdot\sf \: multiplied \: by = * \\\cdot\sf \: 2 \: squared = 2 ^(2) \\ \\ \sf \: So, \: the \: expression \: becomes \rightarrow \boxed{\tt {2}^(3) * {2}^(2) }

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2 ^(3) * 2^(2)

To solve this, we must know that while multiplying exponents which have a same base we must take their base as common & add the exponents.


2 ^(3) * {2}^(2) \\ = (2) ^(3 + 2) \\ = \underline{\underline{ 2 ^(5) }}

We got 2⁵. Now, multiply 2 five times to get the answer.


{2}^(5) \\ = 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 \\ = \huge \boxed{\boxed{\bf 32}}

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