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Write 2^3×2^6 as a single power of 2.​
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Write 2^3×2^6 as a single power of 2.​

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Answer:

The answer is 2^9

Explanation:

You add the exponents.

Thats it.

User Abdul
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2^9, as when multiplying two numbers with the same base “2” the exponents are added.
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