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If x and y are positive integers, which of the following is equivalent to (2x)3y−(2x)y?

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(2x)2y
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2y(x3yy)
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(2x)y[(2x)2y1]
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(2x)y(4x1)
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(2x)y[(2x)31]
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Solution

The correct option is C (2x)y[(2x)2y1]
(2x)3y(2x)y=(2x)y[(2x)2y1]

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