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I don't get it if i have to mucltiply the exoponents or just add them use the product rule to simplify the expression. write answer in exponential form. (-6)^4*(-6)^4
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lets start at what an exponent means: a^3 means a*a*a so lets spose we have a^3 * a^3 that tells us simply: (a*a*a) * (a*a*a) = a*a*a*a*a*a and we can rewrite it back into exponential notation as a^6 from this we can conclude that: a^3 * a^3 = a^(3+3) = a^6
so it is 6^8 I just add the exponents
yep; but they might want it as (-6)^8
thanks a lot:)
youre welcome
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