5^3*5=

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5^3*5=

anonymous · Answer

$$5^4=5*5*5*5=$$

anonymous · Answer

i think the answer is 5^3

anonymous · Answer

No. With exponents, the rule is basically:

$$x^a * x^b = x^{a+b}$$
So here we have:
$$5^3 * 5 = 5^3 * 5^1 = 5^4 = 25^2 = 625$$

campbell_st · Answer

is the question

$$5^3 \times 5 ... or ... 5^{3\times 5}$$

anonymous · Answer

oh sori hav 2 simplify the followin 5 to da power of 3 divide by 5 
think da answer is 5 to da power of 3

anonymous · Answer

$Divide$ by? Try using the equation editor or drawing your equation to express it exactly as written.

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{ x^a }{ x^b } = x^{a-b}$$

anonymous · Answer

write as single indices??
$$5^{3}\div5$$

campbell_st · Answer

so you need to simplify this 

$$\frac{5^3}{5}$$

so it can be written as 

$$\frac{5^3}{5^1}$$

the index rule for division is subtract the powers.. 

$$\frac{x^a}{x^b} = x^{a - b}$$

or in expanded form you have 

$$\frac{5 \times 5\times 5}{5} $$

remove a common factor for the solution or use the index law

anonymous · Answer

the answer is $$5^{3}$$

campbell_st · Answer

nope... sorry... read the posts... subtract the powers...

anonymous · Answer

see wen we r tld 2 write as single indices if theres only 1 power dan we cnt subtract the power wil b as it is

anonymous · Answer

$$5 = 5^1
\therefore \frac {5^3} {5^1}=5^{3-1}=5^2$$

Ease up guys, you weren't born knowing this either.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

reported 4 wat

konradzuse · Answer

Okay I have taken care of it all, Sashu, are you understanding everything?