How do you simplify (a−2b4c5a−4b−4c3)2? Prealgebra Exponents, Radicals and Scientific Notation Exponents 1 Answer Shwetank Mauria Jul 14, 2017 (a−2b4c5a−4b−4c3)2=a4b16c4 Explanation: Let us use the identities a−m=1am, 1a−m=am, am×an=am+n, aman=am−n and (am)n=amn Hence (a−2b4c5a−4b−4c3)2 = (1a2b4c51a4×1b4c3)2 = (a4b4b4c5a2c3)2 = (a4−2b4+4c5−3)2 = (a2b8c2)2 = a2×2b8×2c2×2 = a4b16c4 Answer link Related questions How do you simplify c3v9c−1c0? How do you simplify (−15)−2+(−2)−2? How do you simplify (46)2? How do you simplify 3x23y34(2x53y12)3? How do you simplify 43⋅45? How do you simplify (5−2)−3? How do you simplify and write (−5.3)0 with positive exponents? How do you factor 12j2k−36j6k6+12j2? How do you simplify the expression 2523×28? When can I add exponents? See all questions in Exponents Impact of this question 3022 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License