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Using the exponent rules, when multiplying like term monomials we the exponents. A. Subtract B. Multiply C. Add D. Divide
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Using the exponent rules, when multiplying

like term monomials we
the
exponents.
A. Subtract
B. Multiply
C. Add
D. Divide

User HAdes
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we can rule out a and d since they go hand in hand, and we’re talking about multiplying.
c.) add
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