Math, asked by pranativinay, 6 months ago

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Answered by sudershansharma919
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Answer:

aman = am + n

"To multiply powers of the same base, add the exponents."

For example, a2a3 = a5.

Why do we add the exponents? Because of what the symbols mean. Section 1.

Example 1. Multiply 3x2 · 4x5 · 2x

Solution. The problem means (Lesson 5): Multiply the numbers, then combine the powers of x :

3x2 · 4x5 · 2x = 24x8

Two factors of x -- x2 -- times five factors of x -- x5 -- times one factor of x, produce a total of 2 + 5 + 1 = 8 factors of x : x8.

Problem 1. Multiply. Apply the rule Same Base.

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a) 5x2 · 6x4 = 30x6 b) 7x3 · 8x6 = 56x9

c) x · 5x4 = 5x5 d) 2x · 3x · 4x = 24x3

e) x3 · 3x2 · 5x = 15x6 f) x5 · 6x8y2 = 6x13y2

g) 4x · y · 5x2 · y3 = 20x3y4 h) 2xy · 9x3y5 = 18x4y6

i) a2b3a3b4 = a5b7 j) a2bc3b2ac = a3b3c4

k) xmynxpyq = xm + pyn+ q l) apbqab = ap + 1bq + 1

Problem 2. Distinguish the following:

x · x and x + x.

x · x = x². x + x = 2x.

Example 2. Compare the following:

a) x · x5 b) 2 · 25

Solution.

a) x · x5 = x6

b) 2 · 25 = 26

Part b) has the same form as part a). It is part a) with x = 2.

One factor of 2 multiplies five factors of 2 producing six factors of 2.

2 · 2 = 4 is not correct here.

Problem 3. Apply the rule Same Base.

a) xx7 = x8 b) 3 · 37 = 38 c) 2 · 24 · 25 = 210

d) 10 · 105 = 106 e) 3x · 36x6 = 37x7

Problem 4. Apply the rule Same Base.

a) xnx2 = xn + 2 b) xnx = xn + 1

c) xnxn = x2n d) xnx1 − n = x

e) x · 2xn − 1 = 2xn f) xnxm = xn + m

g) x2nx2 − n = xn + 2

Rule 2: Power of a product of factors

(ab)n = anbn

"Raise each factor to that same power."

For example, (ab)3 = a3b3.

Why may we do that? Again, according to what the symbols mean:

(ab)3 = ab · ab · ab = aaabbb = a3b3.

The order of the factors does not matter:

ab · ab · ab = aaabbb.

Problem 5. Apply the rules of exponents.

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