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Is the expression x3•x3•x3 equivalent to x3•3•3? Why or why not? Explain your reasoning.
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\[x^3\times x^3\times x^3\] equivalent to \[(((x^3)^3)^3)\]
Help, I know that the second equation would net me with x^27, but the first would only be x^9 correct?
yup the first would give you x^9
I thought so, why is that? .-.
its one of the properties of exponents. If they have the same base which is "x " then you add the exponents. so you get 3+3+3 which is 9.
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Okay thanks :)
no problem
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