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simplify a^m a^n
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Same base and different exponents, when you multiply them, it's just the same base raised to the sum of their exponents..... In other words... just raise a to the sum of these two exponents.
so a^m-n?
why is it a "-" sign? I said sum... you add them.
oh ok thanks
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