Question

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Answer 1

One way you can check your answer is to actually find the answer and solve. But back to the process, remember that when you multiply something like 3^5 with 3^9, then you are adding the exponents, and keeping the same base. Based off of that. Who do you think is correct?

Answer 2

I think that Conner is write because when you multiply powers you can use the product property rule where if the bases are the same you add the exponents and Conner add the exponents after grouping the powers with the same base

Answer 3

@darkknight am I write that Conner right

Answer 4

maybe he left cuz u responded like 15 mins late....

Answer 5

but don't worry i think he'll be back if you don't get it by then..

Answer 6

ok

Answer 7

yeah ur right. connor is correct

Answer 8

yes @gababb09 the connor's calcule is correct bc. when you multiplie the same numbers with exponents so the exponents add