Insert the corresponding expression:
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Insert the corresponding expression:
To solve the problem , we follow these steps:
Now, let's execute these steps:
First, simplify the expression by applying the cubed exponent:
Next, use the exponential rule that states :
For the numerator:
For the denominator:
Thus, the entire expression simplifies to:
The corresponding expression that matches this is, therefore,
Hence, the correct answer is .
\( (3\times4\times5)^4= \)
You absolutely can! is correct, but the question asks for the expanded form where each factor gets the exponent separately: .
They're exactly the same! The rule means when you have a product raised to a power, you can distribute that power to each factor individually.
No! This question asks for the expression form, not the final number. Keep it as rather than calculating .
Think: "Exponents distribute over multiplication and division, but NOT over addition and subtraction." So works, but .
Then you cannot distribute the exponent! For example, . You'd need to use binomial expansion or calculate directly.
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