Question

I need help with this

Answer 1

Annabelle's work is correct

Answer 2

Annabelle's work is right bc,

a^x * a^y = a^(x+y)

ok. ?

Answer 3

@jhonyy9 No I dont get the thing you wrote

Answer 4

When you multiply numbers with the same base, you add their exponents together. For example (4^2) x (4^3) = 4^2+3 = 4^5

Answer 5

Ok but the thing is I need to explain it but its kinda hard for me cause I dont really understand it

Answer 6

David than you check the Annabel's work so she assumed these exponents when Navene multipied these exponents
but than you see this my above wrote formula what is right when you assume the exponents or when multiplie ?

Answer 7

What I dont get it

Answer 8

a^x *a^y = a^(x+y)

the formula say this

so bc. Annabelle was who assumed these exponents so from this result that she made the right way to solving right this exercise

hope so much that now you understand it

ok ?

Answer 9

Ok thanks

Answer 10

was my pleasure good luck

bye bye