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Solve the equations involving exponents 1. Solve 5^4x5^8=? 2. 11^18/11^-4=?
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Solve the equations involving exponents
1. Solve 5^4x5^8=?
2. 11^18/11^-4=?
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When you multiple same numbers with different exponents, the exponents add. Example x^2 * x^3 = x^4
When you divide same number with different exponents, the number subtracts
1. 5^4 * 5^8 = 5^12
2. 11^18/ 11^-4 = 11^22
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