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Simplify the Expression: y^2 · y^3 · y^6 Using Exponent Rules
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Simplify the Expression: y^2 · y^3 · y^6 Using Exponent Rules
Question
Reduce the following equation:
y
2
⋅
y
3
⋅
y
6
=
y^2\cdot y^3\cdot y^6=
y
2
⋅
y
3
⋅
y
6
=
Video Solution
Solution Steps
00:00
Simply
00:04
According to the laws of exponents, multiplication of exponents with equal base (A)
00:08
equals the same base raised to the sum of the exponents (N+M)
00:12
We will use this formula in our exercise
00:15
We'll keep the base and add the exponents
00:46
And this is the solution to the question
Answer
A+B are correct
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