SOLUTION: y^2(y^8)(y^4)= Cannot figure this one problem out

SOLUTION: y^2(y^8)(y^4)= Cannot figure this one problem out

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Question 341746: y^2(y^8)(y^4)=
Cannot figure this one problem out
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
WHEN MULTIPLYING EXPONENTS JUST ADD THE EXPONENT VALUES.
y^2(y^8)(y^4)=Y^(2+8+4)=Y^14 ANS.
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