Question

d^3 * d^5 =??

Answer 1

d^(3+5) = d^(8)

its like the formula a^m * a^n = a^(m+n)

Hope u understood

Answer 2

Haha, this is great timing, I just went over this earlier. @sriramkumar said the right answer. The formula he gave is called the Product rule, where x^n+x^c=x^(n+c).

The reasoning behind this is because D^3 can be simplified as (d*d*d).

So when you have D^3+ D^5, you would add the exponents together. and you would get D^8.

If you had something like this: (2d^3)^2, then you would do this: \[(2d^3)^2\]\[(4d^3)^2\]\[(4d^2)^3\] then all you would do is multiply the 2, and the 3 together, and you would get: \[(4d^6)\] Hope sriramkumar and I help you out in your studies!

Thanks!
Andy|Andriod09

Answer 3

@andriod09 pleasure's mine to help :D thank You :D

Answer 4

try wolframalpha.com its a big help for problems like that

Answer 5

thanks!

Answer 6

d^8 since ^3 + ^5

Answer 7

Long story short it is d^8. Just add that stuff up buddy. :)

Answer 8

hey chris :D

Answer 9

haha hey girl!

Answer 10

wats up? lol

Answer 11

lol message me?

Answer 12

sure :)

Answer 13

i did...

Answer 14

When you are multiplying exponents you add them. So it would be d^8 power.