Exponent Arithmetic Cube and Square

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National Math Olympiad 2012 · 2012

We multiplied a number whose cube is equal to $2012^{12}$ by the square of $2012^{11}$. Which number did we get? (A) $2012^{58}$ (B) $2012^{26}$ (C) $2012^{88}$ (D) $2012^{15}$ (E) $2012^{12}$

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Exponent Arithmetic Cube and Square

1000BeginnerAlgebra

National Math Olympiad 2012 · 2012

We multiplied a number whose cube is equal to $2012^{12}$ by the square of $2012^{11}$. Which number did we get? (A) $2012^{58}$ (B) $2012^{26}$ (C) $2012^{88}$ (D) $2012^{15}$ (E) $2012^{12}$

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