The exponent on a when a^2 is multiplied by a^5 is A.3 B.7 C.10

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The exponent on a when a^2 is multiplied by a^5 is
A.3 B.7 C.10

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Answer:

B. 7

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Explanation:

Add exponents when the bases are multiplied.

a^2 * a ^5

a^(2 + 5)

a^7

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