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What is the value of n in this equation? 7^6⋅7^3=7^n Enter your answer in the box. n =
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What is the value of n in this equation? 7^6⋅7^3=7^n Enter your answer in the box. n =

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Answer:

n=9

Explanation:

add the exponents when the bases are the same

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