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Which expression is equivalent to 6^4•6^3?

A. (6•6•6•6)+(6•6•6)

B. (6+6+6+6)•(6+6+6)

C. (6•6•6•6)•(6•6•6)

D. (6•6•6•6•6)•(6•6•6•6)

User Keul
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Answer: B

Explanation:

User Jason Roner
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Answer:

C.

Explanation:

if a number has a exponent, it tells how many times is the number getting multiplied by itself. 6^4 has a 4 and that mean there are 4 "6s"

6^4=6*6*6*6

and then there is 6^3 which has a 3 and that means it has 3 "6s"

6^3=6*6*6

(6•6•6•6)*(6•6•6)

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