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What are the exponents A^m * A^n =
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What are the exponents
A^m * A^n =

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Answer:

m and n

Explanation:

Exponents are the raised numbers or letters.

So it is m and n

User JayKrish
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Answer:

A ^ ( m+n)

Explanation:

When we are multiplying terms with exponents and the bases are the same, we can add the exponents

A^m * A^n =

A ^ ( m+n)

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