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How to simplify 4x^5•3x
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How to simplify 4x^5•3x

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Answer:

12
x^(6\\)

Explanation:

Using the rule of exponents


a^(m) ×
a^(n) ⇔
a^((m+n))

Given

4
x^(5\\) × 3x

= (4 × 3 ) ×
x^((5+1))

= 12
x^(6\\)

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