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Which rule of exponents would you use to simplify the expression {9}^(3) * {9}^(7) A Product Rule B Quotient Rule C Power Rule DNegative Exponent Rule E Zero Power Rule​
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Which rule of exponents would you use to simplify the expression


{9}^(3) * {9}^(7)

A Product Rule
B Quotient Rule
C Power Rule
DNegative Exponent Rule
E Zero Power Rule​

User Merlin Denker
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Answer:

A. Product Rule

Explanation:


9^3 * 9^7 = 9^(3 +7)

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