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Simplify the expression (4x3)2 + x3 (x3+2x) +3x4.

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Answered by NishchhalJha
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(4x3)2+3x(3x+2x)+3x+4

24x+15x²+3x+4

15x²+27x+4

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Answered by JeanaShupp
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The simplified expression is 16x^6 + x^6+2x^4 +3x^4.

Explanation:

The given expression : (4x^3)^2 + x^3 (x^3+2x) +3x^4.   (*)

To simplify the given expression , we use exponential property for first term

(a^m)^n=a^{mn}   (1)

Then ,the first term will become: (4x^3)^2 =(4)^2(x^3)^2= 16x^{3\times2}=16x^6         (i)

For second term we first use distributive property: a(b+c)=ab+acx^3 (x^3+2x) = x^3\cdot x^3+x^3\cdot 2x

Now use exponential property a^m\times a^n=a^{m+n}

we get

x^{3+3}+2x^{3+1}

=x^6+2x^4         (ii)

Third term is already simplified.

Now replace the simplified terms from (i) and (ii) in (*) , we get

16x^6 + x^6+2x^4 +3x^4

Hence, the simplified expression is 16x^6 + x^6+2x^4 +3x^4.

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