(10+10)^4=10^4+10^4. - Vidyadip

Question

$(10+10)^4=10^4+10^4$.

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Answer

$(10+10)^4=10^4+10^4.\ \ \text{(False)}$
Correct :
$\because(10+10)^4=20^4 \text { but } 10^4+10^4=2 \times 10^4$

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