How do i solve this step by step

4) x^10

Step-by-step explanation:

1) If two numbers have the same base (i.e. x^3 and x^4) and you are multiplying them you just add the exponents. Therefore x^3*x^4 would be x^(3+4) which equals x^7.

2) When dividing similar bases you have to subtract the exponents. If we have x^18÷x^8 that is equivalent to x^(18-8) which gives us x^10.

3) If we have (x^3)^3 we will need to multiply the exponents. Therefore (x^3)^3 is equivalent to x^(3*3) which gives us x^9.

4) (x^2*x^4)^4÷x^8

First do what's in the parentheses,

(x^2*x^4) = x^6

Next do the exponents,

(x^6)^3 = x^18

Lastly the division,

x^18÷x^8 = x^10

x^10 is our answer.

I can't really answer this because you aren't explaining