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Simplify the expression. (c^-6)(2c^7)

a. 2c
b. 3c
c. 3c^-42
d. 2c^-42

User Sal Prima
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Answer:

a. 2c

Explanation:

you keep the coefficient (since the first is 1) and add the exponents, so -6+7=1.

so...it becomes 2c^1 or just 2c

User HaxElit
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Answer:

Choice a is correct answer.

Explanation:

We have given an expression.

(c⁻⁶)(2c⁷)

We have to simplify above expression.

We use following formula to simplify this expression.


x^(m)×
x^(n)=
x^(m+n)

Using above formula in given expression,we get

2c⁻⁶⁺⁷

2c¹

2c which is required answer.

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