Simplify (5×12×4×6) Raised to Power (a+3bx): Complex Base Exponents

Simplify:

(51246)a+3bx (5\cdot12\cdot4\cdot6)^{a+3bx}

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00:00 Solve the following problem
00:04 When there is a power on a product of terms, all terms are raised to that power
00:14 Let's use this formula in our exercise
00:18 Raise each factor to the power
00:34 This is the solution

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Understand the problem

Simplify:

(51246)a+3bx (5\cdot12\cdot4\cdot6)^{a+3bx}

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Step-by-step solution

Use the power property for a power in parentheses where there is a multiplication of its terms:

(xy)n=xnyn (x\cdot y)^n=x^n\cdot y^n

We apply this law to the problem expression:

(51246)a+3bx=5a+3bx12a+3bx4a+3bx6a+3bx (5\cdot12\cdot4\cdot6)^{a+3bx}=5^{a+3bx}12^{a+3bx}4^{a+3bx}6^{a+3bx}

When we apply a power to parentheses where its terms are multiplied, we do it separately and keep the multiplication.

Therefore, the correct answer is option d.

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Final Answer

5a+3bx12a+3bx4a+3bx6a+3bx 5^{a+3bx}12^{a+3bx}4^{a+3bx}6^{a+3bx}

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