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exponents and idinties with their example​

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Answered by tonystark22282
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Step-by-step explanation:

Useful exponent identities

Power of a power. Rule: (bx)y=bxy. Example: (b2)4=(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b)=b8.

Multiplying exponents. Rule: (bx)⋅(by)=bx+y. Example: (b2)⋅(b3)=(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b⋅b)=b5.

Dividing exponents. Rule: bxby=bx−y. Example: ...

Taking the power of two multiplied terms. Rule: (a⋅b)x=(ax)⋅(bx) Example:

Answered by kalamadhu366
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  • Useful exponent identities
  • Power of a power. Rule: (bx)y=bxy. Example: (b2)4=(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b)=b8.
  • Multiplying exponents. Rule: (bx)⋅(by)=bx+y. Example: (b2)⋅(b3)=(b⋅b)⋅(b⋅b⋅b)=b5.
  • Dividing exponents. Rule: bxby=bx−y. Example: ...
  • Taking the power of two multiplied terms. Rule: (a⋅b)x=(ax)⋅(bx) Example:
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