Question

When multiplying exponents with a common base, you ( example is given below)

3^7x3^10
• subtract with exponents
• multiply the exponents
• add the exponents
• divide the exponents

Answer 1

Third option

Explanation:
Given the following question:
3^7 × 3^10

When multiplying exponents with a common base you simply add the exponents to simplify the expression.

In this case we have...

3^7 × 3^10
7 + 10 = 17
= 3^17

Your answer is the third option or "add the exponents."

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Answer 2

Add the exponents

Explanation:

`(3^(7) )(3^(10)) =3^(7+10) =3^(17)`

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