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I meant 3^4*3^2
same rule add the powers
\[3^{4+2}\]
9^6
Thank you I see now.
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81 x 9
nope.. u dont need to multiply 3 by 3 ..just ignore it and add the powers keeping a single 3
its 3x3x3x3 multiply that by 3x3
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the answer is 729
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its 3x3x3x3 multiply that by 3x3
you have to know your perfect squares
\[3^4=81\]
\[3^2=9\]
81x9=729
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