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Which equation shows that you can find the power of a power by finding the product of the exponents?
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Which equation shows that you can find the power of a power by finding the product of the exponents?

Which equation shows that you can find the power of a power by finding the product-example-1
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(w^c)^d = w^c • ^d

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The bottom one on the left satisfies the rule for finding power of a power. You multiply the exponents and raise the single base to that product.
(w ^(c))^d =w ^(c*d)
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