Resultant Terms in Exponential Form 13^-11 * 13^16 * 13^-3 * 13^4 * 13^-5

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Resultant Terms in Exponential Form 13^-11 * 13^16 * 13^-3 * 13^4 * 13^-5

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easy
remember
(x^m)(x^n)=x^(m+n)
basically add exponens when the base is same
(13^-11)(13^16)(13^-3)(13^4)(13^-5)=
13^(-11+16-3+4-5)=
13^(5-4)=
13^1=13

Rashanda answered Oct 28, 2018

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