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4 years ago

10 PTS! Solve the following expression: 3²⁰ x 2¹⁰ ————— 3 x 2²

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Okay so you would do 30^20 and get the answer
do 2^10 get the answer
multiply those together
keep 3
do 2^2
find the answer to 2^2
multiply 2^2 by 3
divide the first number and bottom number and get your answer

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