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[quote="souvonik2k"]If \(a#b\) = \((a^b)^3\), the value of \((7#6)#8\) is

\(a#b\) = \((a^b)^3\) = \(a^{b*3}\) = \(a^{3b}\)

Given that \(a#b\) = \((a^b)^3\) and we need to find the value of (7#6)#8

To find 7#6 we need to compare what is before and after # in 7#6 and a#b

=> We need to substitute a with 7 and b with 6 in \(a#b\) = \(a^{3b}\) to get the value of 7#6

=> \(7#6\) = \(7^{3*6}\) = \(7^{18}\)

=> (7#6)#8 = \(7^{18}\)#8 = \((7^{18})^{3*8}\) = \((7^{18})^{24}\) = \(7^{18*24}\) = \(7^{432}\)

So, Answer will be C
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