Question

Which property tells us to multiply the powers to simplify

Answer 1

I think the answer to your problem is exponents.

Answer 2

I already answered this question. This is the answer:

Answer: the property that tells to multiply the powers to simplify is called power of a power.


Justification:

Property:


`(a^(b) )^(c)= a^(b.c)`

Some examples will help you to understand and remember better:


`(3^2)^4=3^(2.4)=3^8=6561 (10^(3))^(2)=10^(3.2)=10^(6)=1,000,000 (5^(4))^5=5^(5.4)=5^(20)=95,367,431,640,625`

Remember a power raised to other power is a property named power of a power and tells that you keep the base and multiply the powers.