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1. Simplify. ((4x^4 y^5 )^4)/((4x^2 y^3 )^3 ) Show your work for each step.

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2. Solve for x. 〖(27)〗^(2y-2)=(3)^(2y+15)Show your work for each step.
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1. Simplify. ((4x^4 y^5 )^4)/((4x^2 y^3 )^3 ) Show your work for each step. Answer-example-1
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Answer:

1.
4x^(10)y^(11)

2.
y=5.25

Explanation:

Question 1.

Given:


((4x^4y^5)^4)/((4x^2y^3)^3)

We need to Simplify given expression we get;

Solution:

Now we know that;

By Using Law of Indices which states;


(x^m)^n=x^(m.n)

So we get:


(4^4x^(4*4)y^(5*4))/(4^3x^(2*3)y^(3*3))\\\\(4^4x^(16)y^(20))/(4^3x^(6)y^(9))

Now Again By Law of Indices we get;


(x^a)/(x^b)=x^(a-b)

So we get:


=4^((4-3))x^((16-6))y^((20-9))\\\\=4x^(10)y^(11)

Hence Simplified expression is
4x^(10)y^(11).

Question 2.

Given:


(27)^((2y-2))=(3)^((2y+15))

We need to solve for 'y'.

Solution:

To find 'y' we need to first make the base same.

Now we know that;


27 = 3*3*3 = 3^3

So we can say that:


(3)^(3(2y-2))=(3)^(2y+15)

Now Applying Distributive property we get;


(3)^(6y-6)=(3)^(2y+15)

Now we can say that;

When an expression has equal bases then their exponent are said to equal too.

from above we get;


6y-6=2y+15

Combing like terms we get;


6y-2y=15+6\\\\4y=21

Dividing both side by 2 we get;


(4y)/(4)=(21)/(4)\\\\y=5.25

Hence The Value of y is 5.25.

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