Expand the following equation:
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Expand the following equation:
To solve this problem, let's expand as a product of three powers of 6:
Therefore, the correct expansion of is .
\( (3\times4\times5)^4= \)
Multiplication rule says add exponents, not multiply them! When you have , you get , not .
Look for three numbers that add up to 12. Check each answer choice by adding the exponents: only works correctly.
No! The product rule only works with the same base. Since we want , all factors must have base 6.
Then it's not equivalent to the original expression! For example, gives , which is completely different from .
No! There are many ways: , , etc. Any combination where exponents sum to 12 works perfectly.
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