How would you simplify (6 to the 2nd power ) to the 4 power

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How would you simplify (6 to the 2nd power ) to the 4 power

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Answer:

6^8

Explanation:

(6^2)×4

multiply

6^8

Aabid Khan answered Jun 30, 2021

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Answer:

6⁸

1679616

Explanation:

When you exponent an exponent, you multiply the 2 powers together:

(6²)⁴

2(4) = 8

6⁸

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