Question

i am to multiply. and leave my answer in exponential form for..(5y^2)(3y) please help

Answer 1

wow

Answer 2

hint \[\LARGE y^m \times y^n = y^{m+n}\]

Answer 3

all greek

Answer 4

let me do a demonstration

Answer 5

those are placeholders/

Answer 6

please

Answer 7

what is that

Answer 8

\[\Large (3x^2)(4x^3) \implies (3\times 4)(x^{2+3}) \implies 12x^5\]
still greek?

Answer 9

here's another demo
\[\Large (5a)(4a^2) \implies (5\times 4)(a^{1+2}) \implies 20a^3\]

Answer 10

where does the 4 come from

Answer 11

that is an example...

Answer 12

they are coefficient that can be any number depending on what was given

Answer 13

\[\Large (2b)(3b) \implies (2\times 3)(b^{1+1}) \implies 6b^2\]
there..no 4

Answer 14

now i'm worse confused

Answer 15

i want to cry

Answer 16

haha where are you confused?

Answer 17

b can be written as b^1 that's why there's a 1

Answer 18

all of it..maybe its just brain farts

Answer 19

where does the b come from

Answer 20

those are examples

Answer 21

im demonstrating how to multiply

Answer 22

I think he needs the basic of all basics on exponents, igba

Answer 23

here legs,

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/exponent.htm

Answer 24

i tried at the start...it was greek...

Answer 25

that's why im using numbers now...

Answer 26

i am female

Answer 27

she, then

Answer 28

it is still greek

Answer 29

check out the weblink that I posted, legs

Answer 30

where

Answer 31

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/exponent.htm

Answer 32

okay

Answer 33

enjoy :)

Answer 34

thank you:(

Answer 35

sad face? lol

Answer 36

not lol...sad