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How do I simply a(exponent 4) • a

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Here is your equation:


a^(4) * a

First simplify the exponent.


a^(4) = a * a * a * a

Since the power is 4, you multiply a 4 times. Don't forget about the remaining a. Add that and it becomes:


a * a * a * a * a

It is the same as
a^(5) because you're multiplying 5 a's. That's why the power is 5.

Your answer is
a^(5)

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