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when you multiply with exponents when you have like bases which you do, 3. you add your exponents.... that gives you 3^40
right
so then I would multiply the 3's to get 9 right so it would be 9^40
nooooo.... when you have like bases, which you do you add the exponents, and thats all nothing else
ok well it was multiply so that is why I said 9^40 but ok
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x^27*x^13 = \[x^{27+13}\] = \[x^{40} \] The same applies if x = 3 -- you would get \[3 ^{40}\]
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