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Please solve I’m confused

Please solve I’m confused-example-1
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User Rson
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Applying the rule of exponents


(a^m)^(n) =
a^(mn)

note that


a^(m) ×
a^(n) =
a^((m+n))

Hence


(2^3)^(1) =
2^(3(1)) =
2^(3) = 8

The classmate has mistakenly added the exponents to obtain


(2^3)^(1) =
2^((3+1)) =
2^(4) = 16 ← incorrect

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User Tamir Gefen
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Answer:

A. the proper steps that should have been taking would be to first would be to raise 2 to the power of 3, which would give you 8. Then raise it to the power of 1. So the most likely error is C. they added the exponents.

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User Chandan Nayak
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