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Multiply x5 by x2:

A. x7
B. x4
C. x10
D. x3
E. x2.5

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x^(7)

add the exponents when multiplying

x^(5) ×
x^(2) =
x^(5+2) =
x^(7)

Rakesh Kalashetti answered Nov 19, 2019

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