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How could you have simplified problem 7 in a different way?

How could you have simplified problem 7 in a different way?-example-1
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The simplified form of
((7^(-3)*3^(-8) )/(7^(-2)*3^(-2) ) )^(-4) is
7^(4) * 3^(24).

Explanation:

Here, the given problem is in exponential form with the power of -4.

The question is to simplify
((7^(-3)*3^(-8) )/(7^(-2)*3^(-2) ) )^(-4)

The first step in the simplification process is to multiply the power -4 outside the bracket with each powers inside the bracket.


((7^(12)*3^(32) )/(7^(8)*3^(8) ) )

Now, split them into two separate terms.


((7^(12) )/(7^(8) ))
((3^(32) )/(3^(8) ) )

We know that, the division in the exponential rule with same base is given by ⇒
(a^(m) )/(a^(n) ) = a^(m-n)


7^(12-8)* 3^(32-8)


7^(4) * 3^(24)

Therefore, the simplified form of
((7^(-3)*3^(-8) )/(7^(-2)*3^(-2) ) )^(-4) is
7^(4) * 3^(24).

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