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when adding, subtractingn multiypling and dividing with exponents, do the bases have to be the same?when multiplying, what is done with the exponents?How about dividing?what about (X^A) ^A?what about (X/Y) ^ AX^-AX^A/B

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Answer:

Explanation:

Yes the bases must be the same

If you multiply, add the exponents. Ex: x² * x³ =
x^(5)

When dividing, subtract. Ex.
(x^(6) )/(x^(2) ) =
x^(4)

When it's to the power to the power, multiply exponents Ex.
(x^(5) )^(2) = x^(10)


((x)/(y) )^({ax-ax} )^(a/b) = ((x)/(y) )^((0)) =1 anything to the 0 power is 1

It's not clear what your last question part was.

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