Question

multiply 3x^2(x^4-2x) and what exponent rule did you use?

Answer 1

3x^6−6x^3

Answer 2

Would you like to know how I got it ?

Answer 3

yes please and what exponent rule applies ?

Answer 4

@jenny1003

Answer 5

=(3x2)(x4+−2x)
=(3x2)(x4)+(3x2)(−2x)
=3x6−6x3

I guess product rule but I could be wrong

Answer 6

ok :) ty could you help w. more at 5:00 ? @jenny1003

Answer 7

i have to do some stuff so...

Answer 8

Ok jus @ me when you back on

Answer 9

wait may you explain to me what product rule is ?

Answer 10

Rule (a n · a m = a n+m)
Ex (23 · 24 = 23+4 = 128)

Answer 11

wait could you show with exponents (ik i am asking a lot)

Answer 12

Sureee Lol

Answer 13

oduct rule with same exponent
an · bn = (a · b)n
Example:
32 · 42 = (3·4)2 = 122 = 12·12 = 144

Answer 14

@jenny1003

Answer 15

Do you get it or still confused?

Answer 16

@help_people

Answer 17

I get it ty :) see you at 5 and when i do may you please explain everything ? lol i am just trying to understand and you promise you will be there?

Answer 18

Like I said jus @ me and I will

Answer 19

and also could you do this if your showing an epxpontent ^ for example 2 squared = 2^2

Answer 20

4

Answer 21

Are you asking what 2^2 is ?

Answer 22

If so it's 4

Answer 23

nno i am saying that when you are using an exponent could you put the ^ sign
Example 2 squared put 2^2

Answer 24

thats what I'm saying use the ^ sign cause i noticed you were not and it confused what was an exponent and what was not lol

Answer 25

Lol yea you can

Answer 26

I'm sorry

Answer 27

that ok but may you use it later on but i have to go in like a minute

Answer 28

5 Right ? Jus @ me. See ya later

Answer 29

4:55 lol

Answer 30

but ok i will make a new tab bye then

Answer 31

* by

Answer 32

Ok