Question

(-3x^3)(-2x^2) express using exponents

Answer 1

Are you trying to simplify it ? Like multiply it though? Right?

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

simpli
fy

Answer 4

\[(-3x^3)(-2x^2)\]
So, the -3 * -2 gives you +6

\(x^3*x^2\) means you add the exponents here, giving \(x^5\)
\[(-3x^3)(-2x^2)=6x^5\]

So, if they are multiplied like this, then the exponents add.

But if you had an exponent to an exponent, like \((x^3)^2=x^6\) then the exponents multiply

does that help any ? :)

Answer 5

yes it does thanks

Answer 6

yw