Insert the corresponding expression:
(b×yx×a)4=
To solve this problem, we'll utilize the rules of exponents, particularly the rule for raising fractions to a power.
- Step 1: Recognize that the expression (b×yx×a)4 has a fraction raised to a power.
- Step 2: Apply the rule (nm)p=npmp to distribute the exponent of 4 to both the numerator and the denominator.
- Step 3: This means (b×yx×a)4=(b×y)4(x×a)4.
- Step 4: Use the power of a product rule: (m×n)p=mp×np, which allows us to write (x×a)4 as x4×a4 and (b×y)4 as b4×y4.
- Step 5: Substitute these results back into the expression to get b4×y4x4×a4.
Therefore, the simplified expression is (b×y)4x4×a4.
(b×y)4x4×a4