Simplify. (3x^5z)^5 a. 243x25z5 b. 243x25z5 c. 81x25z5 d. 15x25z5

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1 answer:

sattari [20]3 years ago

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$(3x^5z)^5 = 3^5(x^5)^5z^5 = 243 x^{5 \times 5} z^{5} =243 x^{25} z^{5}$

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