Question

m13 × m6 =
m19
m7
m18
m8

Answer 1

is this supposed to be m to the power 13 and m to the power 6?

Answer 2

m19. Because you are only combining like terms right now.

Answer 3

if it is, then when you multiply, you add the exponents

Answer 4

yess m to the power of (13) and (m) to the power of 6

Answer 5

I assume those are exponents, right?
\(m^{13} \times m^6\)
Here is the rule:
\(a^m \times a^n = a^{m + n} \)
When you multiply together powers with the same base, you add the exponents.

Answer 6

thank you @mathstudent55