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Please help on this math IXL! How do you solve for multiplying two exponents that both have the same number and same base? please answers the question from my screenshot for 10 points thank you so much!
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Please help on this math IXL! How do you solve for multiplying two exponents that both have the same number and same base? please answers the question from my screenshot for 10 points thank you so much!

Please help on this math IXL! How do you solve for multiplying two exponents that-example-1
User Ahmet Zeybek
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When it’s the same base you add the exponents. So it would be 8^8. A good was to check is to put it in your calculator the way it is written, then what you think it is. If it’s the same answer then you’re right!
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Answer:

its 8^8

Explanation:

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