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1) Enter the value of n that makes the equation 4^6• 4^n= 4^9 true.
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1) Enter the value of n that makes the equation 4^6• 4^n= 4^9 true.

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n=3 because when you’re multiplying two numbers with a power, you add them to get your answer. so it would be 4^6•4^3=4^9 because 6+3=9, making the only possible value of n, 3.
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