Mathematics, 13.02.2020 18:29, laylay120
Which reason best explains why a^4b^2 is NOT equal to (ab)^6 ? A) There is no reason, because a^4b^2 is equal to (ab)^6. B) 4⋅2 is equal to 8 so the exponent should be 8 C) The bases are not the same, so this law of exponents does not apply. D) 4−2 is equal to 2, so the exponent should be 2 Please help as soon as possible.
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