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Find the product. (Do not use spaces in your answer.) d^j * d^k d =
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d^jk?
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To multiply powers with the same base, use the same base and add the exponents.
Example: \(x^7 \times x^8 = x^{7 + 8} = x^{15} \)
So your right @hhelpplzzzz
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\[d^{j+k}\] is correct
@hhelpplzzzz You multiplied the exponents. That is not correct in this case. In this case you need to add the exponents.
ok thnx:)
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