SOLUTION: Simplify the expression completely using the rules of exponents:
(b4)(b^6)
_________
(b^2)^2
I am having a very difficult time undersatnding how to even go about thi
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Question 194415: Simplify the expression completely using the rules of exponents:
(b4)(b^6)
_________
(b^2)^2
I am having a very difficult time undersatnding how to even go about this if you could show me the steps so I can get it that woul dbe great!:) Thank you so much for the help
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Simplify the expression completely using the rules of exponents:
(b4)(b^6)
_________
(b^2)^2
:
When you multiply like terms (like the numerator), add the exponents
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When you raise an exponent to another exponent, (denominator) you multiply exponents
when you divide, you subtract the dividing term's exponent
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