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\(81^3 + 27^4\) is equivalent to which of the following expressions?

I. \((3^{12})(2)\)

II. \((9^6)(2)\)

III. \(9^{12}\)

A. I only
B. II only
C. III only
D. I and II only
E. I, II and III

Question Stem: 3^12 + 3^12

I Yes- 2* 3^12

II Yes- (9^6)= 3^12

III There is no factor for 2 here.
Only I and II (D)
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81^3 + 27^4

Case1: (3)^12 + (3)^12 = 3^12(1+1) = 3^12(2)
This I

Case2: (9)^6 + (9)^6 = 9^6(2)
Thus II

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