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Joanne simplified these exponential expressions as single powers.

(5^3)(5^6)=5^{18}( 5 3 ) ( 5 6 ) = 5 18


(3^4)(3^7)=3^{28}( 3 4 ) ( 3 7 ) = 3 28


(y^2)(y^5)=y^{10}( y 2 ) ( y 5 ) = y 10

What mistake did Joanne make?

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Joanne used the sum of the exponents as the exponent of the single term instead of using the quotient.

Joanne used the quotient of the exponents as the exponent of the single term instead of using the product.

Joanne used the product of the exponents as the exponents of the single term instead of using the sum.

Joanne used the difference of the exponents as the exponent of the single term instead of using the sum.

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Let's take a look at the exponent rule:


{x}^(a) * {x}^(b) = {x}^(a + b)

Her mistake was she multiplied the exponents instead of adding it up.

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