Let's analyze the expression \(-4(3 + 120) + 150\) step by step.
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Start by simplifying the inside of the parentheses: \[ 3 + 120 = 123 \]
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Now substitute that back into the expression: \[ -4(123) + 150 \]
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Next, multiply \(-4\) by \(123\): \[ -4 \times 123 = -492 \]
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Finally, add \(150\): \[ -492 + 150 = -342 \]
Now neither of the options provided seems to be solving this expression directly by using the Zero Power Rule or yielding the correct end value of \(-342\). The Zero Power Rule states that any non-zero number raised to the 0 power equals 1. However, it looks like the options presented involve incorrect interpretations of components of the original expression.
None of the provided options are correct, but if we had to clarify regarding the Zero Power Rule, we could consider if the expression was modified to interpret certain constants as ones with exponentiation, which appears to have been the intent in some options.
The answer should be \(−4(3 + 120) + 150 = -342\), thereby indicating all the responses are incorrect.
If you would like to focus on one of them particularly for clarification, please indicate which one I should elaborate on!