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nazimd73 Wrote:Hi,
Can someone help me solve this problem.

(5^21) x (4^11)= 2 x 10^n.


What is n

4^11 can also be rewritten as (2^2)^11, then 2^22 or (2^21)*2

(5^21)x(2^21)x2=2* (5x2)^21=2*10^21, hence n=21

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