Find all expressions below that are equivalent to (3)^4(10)^4

Answer:
1, and 3 are equivelent to (3)^4(10)^4
Step-by-step explanation:
(3)^4(10)^4 = 810000
1. (3^2)^2 * (10^2)^2
(9)^2 * (100)^2
81 * 10000
810000
2. (13)^4 = 28561
3. (3 * 10)^4
(30)^4
810000
The second expression [tex](3^2)^2(10^2)^2[/tex] and the fourth expression [tex](3[/tex] × [tex]10)^4[/tex] are equivalent to the first expression [tex](3)^4(10)^4[/tex].
Given the following mathematical expression;
[tex](3)^4(10)^4[/tex] .....expression 1.
Second expression:
[tex](3^2)^2(10^2)^2[/tex]
We would simplify exp. 1 to determine whether or not it is equal to exp. 2;
The powers of exp. 1 are both 4. Also, 2 is a common factor of 4.
[tex]4 = 2[/tex] × [tex]2[/tex]
Therefore, we would replace the value of 4 with its common factors (2);
[tex](3)^4(10)^4 = (3)^2^*^2[/tex] × [tex](10)^2^*^2[/tex]
[tex](3)^4(10)^4 = (3^2)^*^2[/tex] × [tex](10^2)^*^2[/tex]
[tex](3)^4(10)^4 = (3^2)^2[/tex] × [tex](10^2)^2[/tex]
Simplifying further, we have;
[tex]81[/tex] × [tex]10000[/tex] [tex]= (9)^2[/tex] × [tex](100)^2[/tex]
[tex]81[/tex] × [tex]10000[/tex] [tex]= 81[/tex] ×
[tex]810,000 = 810,000[/tex] (It is equivalent)
Third expression:
[tex](13)^{4}[/tex]
By mere inspection, we can tell that the above expression isn't equal to exp. 1 because the arithmetic operation between its values is multiplication but not addition.
[tex](3)^4(10)^4 \neq (13)^{4}[/tex]
Simplifying further, we have;
[tex]81[/tex] × [tex]10000[/tex] [tex]\neq (13)^4[/tex]
[tex]81[/tex] × [tex]10000[/tex] [tex]\neq[/tex] [tex]13[/tex] ×
[tex]810,000 \neq 28,561[/tex] (It is not equivalent)
Fourth expression:
[tex](3[/tex] × [tex]10)^4[/tex]
According to the law of indices, when the powers of two numbers are the same we would multiply the numbers together and maintain their power.
[tex](3)^4(10)^4 =[/tex] [tex](3[/tex] × [tex]10)^4[/tex]
Simplifying further, we have;
[tex]81[/tex] × [tex]10000[/tex] [tex]= 30^4[/tex]
[tex]81[/tex] × [tex]10000 =[/tex] [tex]30[/tex] ×
[tex]810,000[/tex] [tex]= 810,000[/tex] (It is equivalent)
In conclusion, the second expression and the fourth expression are equivalent to the first expression.
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