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Find the error & explain why it is wrong:
(3x^2y^4)^2 = 6x^4y^8

BRIANLIEST HELP!!! Find the error & explain why it is wrong: (3x^2y^4)^2 = 6x-example-1

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Answer:

Explanation:

Given expression is (3x²y⁴)²

We can rewrite the given expression as,

(3x²y⁴)² = (3)²(x²)²(y⁴)² [Every term of the the expression will be squared]

= 9x⁴y⁸

But in the picture attached, it has been given as (6x⁴y⁸).

Therefore, in place of 6 it should be 9.

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