Question

(2x^) (3x^1/2)

A)6x^13/2
B)6x^3
C)5x^13//2
D)5x^3
@Luiqi0210

Answer 1

@Luigi0210

Answer 2

What's the first one? 2x^ ?

Answer 3

2x^6

Answer 4

For this one, just add the exponents like so: \(\Large (2*3)x^{6+1/2} \) Should give you something like \(\Large 6x ^ {13/2}\)

Answer 5

6 will be 12/2, just add it to 1/2 resulting in the 13/2.

Answer 6

If you have exponents like \(\Large (x^a)^b then that'll be a case where you multiply instead of add.

Answer 7

*\(\Large (x^a)^b \)

Answer 8

Thank u

Answer 9

You're welcome :)