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Which expression is equivalent to 46×964^6 \times 9^6?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 361236^{12}\newline(B) 363636^{36}\newline(C) 36636^6\newline(D) 1/3661/36^6

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Q. Which expression is equivalent to 46×964^6 \times 9^6?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 361236^{12}\newline(B) 363636^{36}\newline(C) 36636^6\newline(D) 1/3661/36^6
  1. Identify Bases and Exponents: Identify the base and the exponents in the given expression.\newlineThe given expression is 46×964^6 \times 9^6. Here, 44 and 99 are the bases, and both are raised to the exponent 66.
  2. Recognize Perfect Squares: Recognize that 44 and 99 are perfect squares. 44 is the square of 22 (since 22=42^2 = 4), and 99 is the square of 33 (since 32=93^2 = 9). This can be rewritten as (22)6×(32)6(2^2)^6 \times (3^2)^6.
  3. Apply Power of Power Rule: Apply the power of a power rule.\newlineAccording to the power of a power rule, (ab)c=a(bc)(a^b)^c = a^{(b*c)}. Therefore, (22)6(2^2)^6 becomes 2(26)2^{(2*6)} and (32)6(3^2)^6 becomes 3(26)3^{(2*6)}.
  4. Calculate New Exponents: Calculate the new exponents. 2(26)=2122^{(2*6)} = 2^{12} and 3(26)=3123^{(2*6)} = 3^{12}. So the expression now is 2123122^{12} * 3^{12}.
  5. Combine Bases with Multiplication: Combine the bases using multiplication.\newlineSince both bases are raised to the same exponent, we can multiply the bases together and keep the common exponent. This gives us (2×3)12(2\times3)^{12}.
  6. Calculate Base Multiplication: Calculate the base multiplication. 2×32 \times 3 equals 66. So the expression now is 6126^{12}.
  7. Recognize Product of 44 and 99: Recognize that 66 is the product of 44 and 99.\newlineSince 4×94\times9 equals 3636, and we have 6126^{12}, we can rewrite this as 36636^6.
  8. Choose Equivalent Expression: Choose the equivalent expression for 46×964^6 \times 9^6. The equivalent expression is 36636^6, which corresponds to choice (C).

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