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PLSSSS HELPPP 18 POINTS MATHHH PLSSS HELPPP

PLSSSS HELPPP 18 POINTS MATHHH PLSSS HELPPP-example-1
User Jean Guzman
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Answer:


81x^(8)

Explanation:

I gotchu again, papiii!! :D

This is an easy one too! Theres a couple rules you should be familair with:

A positive multiplied by a positive is a positive.
A positive multiplied by a negative is a negative.
A negative multiplied by a negative is a positive.

Furthermore, when you have a problem in this form, you MULTIPLY the coefficients and ADD the exponents. So, -9 * -9 = POSITIVE 81, and
x^(5+3)=x^8. Therefore, the answer is
81x^(8)

User Cox
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Answer:


\sf \bf 81x^8

Explanation:

Exponent rule:

In exponent multiplication, if bases are same, add the exponents.


\sf \bf a^m*a^n = a^(m+n)


\sf (-9x^5)(-9x^3) = (-9)*(-9) * x^(5+3)


\sf = 81x^8

User Jonathan DEKHTIAR
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