Ellie wants to rewrite the expression (a2)2 ∙ (a3)2 as a single exponent of the form an. She claims that n = 36 because 22 · 32 = 4 · 9 = 36. Decide if Ellie is correct. If she is correct, enter 36 below. If she is not correct, enter the correct value of n.
2 answers:
Answer: Hello!
you writted the equation (a2)2 ∙ (a3)2, wich i tink means:
((a^2)^2)*((a^3)^2)
First let's write some relations:
Now we have the equation
Then Ellie is incorrect, the correct exponent of the simplification is n = 10.
No, Ellie is not correct. Please assume that I am writing in terms of exponents: The expression (a2)2. (a3)2 = (a)4.(a)6 [since 2. 2 = 4 and 3. 2 = 6] = (a)(4+6) [since product of a term with different exponents is equal to the term raised to the power of the sum of the exponents] =(a)10 Therefore the answer is n=10
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