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Write 28163642^8 \cdot 16^3 \cdot 64 as a power of 44.

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The goal of this exercise is to rewrite the expression as the power of 44.

To solve this problem we will apply rule Multiplying powers with the same base which states:

axayaz=ax+y+z\boxed{a^x\cdot a^y\cdot a^z=a^{x+y+z}}

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