n x n x n^4/ n^2 write as a single power.
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n x n = n^2 (multiplying like bases) n^2 x n^4/n^2 = n^6/n^2 (multiplying like bases and dividing exponents) n^6/n^2 = n^(6-2) = n^4 Show more…
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