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Write 32 X 8^(2x) as a power of 2 in terms of x.

Rules of indices question.32 X 8^2x32 X (8²)^x32 X (8x8)^x32 X 64^x32 = 2^{5 .} and 64 = 2⁶2⁵ X (2⁶)^x2⁵ X 2^6x (RULE: x^a X x^b = x^a+b)Answer = 2^{(6x + 5)}

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