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Raise to the power: (-2abx)^(4)
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Raise to the power:

(-2abx)^(4)

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( { - 2abx})^(4) = ({ - 2})^(4) * ( {a})^(4) * ({b})^(4) * ({x})^(4) = \\


16 {a}^(4) {b}^(4) {x}^(4)

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