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simplify 2d^2 x d^3
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\[(2d^{2})(d^{3})\] is this your question? :)
yes
Laws of exponents. Simply add the exponents. :) \[(a^{m})(a^{n})=a^{m+n}\]
so the answer is:\[2d^{5}\] :)
I have been stuck on that problem for 35 minutes thank you. I got the answer from the book but could not figure it out . I think I get it now
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oh that's kinda long. just practice. it will make you better. :)
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