What is 51052 (1 point) Responses 512 5 to the 12th power 58 5 to the 8th power 520 5 to the 20th power 15 1 to the 5th power Question 2 8y722 (1 point) Responses 4y5 4 y to the 5th power 4y3.5 4 y 3 point 5 6y5 6 y to the 5th power 10y5 10 y to the 5th power Question 3 38 x 35 (1 point) Responses 340 3 to the 40th power 33 3 cubed 313 3 to the 13th power 913 9 to the 13th power Question 4 2y5 x 4y6 (1 point) Responses 8y30 8 y to the 30th power 6y11 6 y to the 11th power 8y11 8 y to the 11th power 6y30 6 y to the 30th power Question 5 a7b8a2b3 (1 point) Responses a9b11 A to the 9th power b to the 11th power a9b8 A to the 9th power b to the 8th power ab15 A b to the 15th power a5b5

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Based on the questions you've provided, here are the answers:

Question 1: What is 51052?

  • To simplify this expression: \( 5^{10} \times 5^2 = 5^{10+2} = 5^{12} \)
  • Thus, the answer is 5 to the 12th power.

Question 2: 8y722

  • Since the expression might involve combining coefficients and like terms, it seems to imply \( 8y^7 \times 22 \).
  • This would yield \( 176y^{7} \), which does not appear in the responses. The responses seem incorrectly transcribed or formulated.
  • Therefore, we cannot conclusively determine a correct option without clarification, but if translated as combining yields or simplification method used in context, 10y^5 might be plausible.

Question 3: 38 x 35

  • Apply the property of exponents: \( 3^8 \times 3^5 = 3^{8+5} = 3^{13} \).
  • Thus, the answer is 3 to the 13th power.

Question 4: 2y^5 x 4y^6

  • Multiply the coefficients and add the exponents of the same base:
  • \( 2 \times 4 = 8 \) and \( y^5 \times y^6 = y^{5+6} = y^{11} \).
  • Thus, the answer is 8y to the 11th power.

Question 5: a^7b^8a^2b^3

  • Combine like terms by adding the exponents of \( a \) and \( b \):
  • \( a^{7+2}b^{8+3} = a^9b^{11} \).
  • Thus, the answer is a to the 9th power b to the 11th power.

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