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Note: We can only use the expanded power rule when there isn't any addition or subtraction. In the example below you need to multiply. Simplify. (5t + 3)​

Note: We can only use the expanded power rule when there isn't any addition or subtraction. In the example below you need to multiply. Simplify. (5t + 3)​
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Note: We can only use the expanded power rule when there isn't any addition or subtraction. In the example below you need to multiply.

Simplify. (5t + 3)​

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21 hope this helps and your welcome
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