Find the equivalent exponential expression (5^4)^3

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Answer:

5^12

Explanation:

Since there are a parenthesis, you multiply the 4 and 3 to get 12

Therefore, the exponent is 5^12

Hope this helps!

Ajay A answered Apr 10, 2021

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