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What if there is more than one variable? The power rule can be used to simplify expressions with more than one base.
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What if there is more than one variable?

The power rule can be used to simplify expressions with more than one base.

What if there is more than one variable? The power rule can be used to simplify expressions-example-1
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Answer is = a^20b^8

the little arrows is the exponent meaning the 20 is the power of a
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Answer:

a10 b10

Explanation:

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