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You know that when you multiply two common bases with powers, you will add the exponents. So you reason that the product of is .
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another copy and paste failure?
i guess so.. hahaha.
or are you supposed to say \[b^m\times b^n=b^{m+n}\]
You know that when you multiply two common bases with powers, you will add the exponents. So you reason that the product of x^2(x^3) is x^5.
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