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simplify 3^1/2 x 3^1/2
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\[a^{1/2} \times a^{1/2}\]when you multiply you add exponents so it will be \[a~^{(1/2~~~~+~~~~1/2)}=a^1=a\] Then, \[3^{1/2} \times 3^{1/2}=~?\]
so it would be 3?
i mean 9 lol
No the first time you were correct it's 3.
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see why it's 3 ?
really???
hmmm no....
i thought because its 3^1x3^1=9?
But it's not ^1 it's ^(1/2)
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oh lol blonde moment XD
\[\huge\color{red}{x^c \times x^d=}x^{(c+d)}\]
thanks!
in your case "c" and "d" are the same
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