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1 year ago

Write the product using exponents.

Mathematics

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stiks02 [169]1 year ago

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Answer:

$\pi ^{3} *x^{4}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Simplifying using the exponent rule with the same base $a^{n} *a^{m}$

$=a^{n+m} :\pi ^{1+1+1} *\pi ^{1+1+1+1}$

Calculate the sum or difference: $\pi^ {3} *x^{4}$

Answer: $\pi^ {3} *x^{4}$

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