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Which equation shows that (x^4)^3=x^12
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Which equation shows that (x^4)^3=x^12

Which equation shows that (x^4)^3=x^12-example-1
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Its option B, because exponents add when the problem is based on multiplication.

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

based on exonent rule (#^x)^y=#^xy

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