Same idea, numbers
Equal bases multiply by adding exponents; afterwards you can evaluate the single power.
Why it works
2³·2² is five 2s = 32.
Powers · Multiply — product rule · 3.3
The product rule works for numeric bases too: 2³·2² = 2³⁺² = 2⁵ = 32. Keep the base, add the exponents, then evaluate.
Watch the method
2³·2² = 2⁵ = 32.
Same base — add the exponents
Keep the base 2, add 3 + 2.
Evaluate
Now compute the power.
Your turn
Type with ^ for powers — e.g. x^5.
Equal bases multiply by adding exponents; afterwards you can evaluate the single power.
Why it works
2³·2² is five 2s = 32.
Evaluate 3^3 · 3^1
Same base — add the exponents
Keep the base 3, add 3 + 1. 3^3 · 3^1 = 3^4
Evaluate
Now compute the power. 3^4 = 81
Evaluate 2^2 · 2^1
Same base — add the exponents
Keep the base 2, add 2 + 1. 2^2 · 2^1 = 2^3
Evaluate
Now compute the power. 2^3 = 8
Evaluate 5^3 · 5^1
Same base — add the exponents
Keep the base 5, add 3 + 1. 5^3 · 5^1 = 5^4
Evaluate
Now compute the power. 5^4 = 625
Multiplying the bases (getting 4⁵).
Keep the base; only add exponents.
Multiplying the exponents.
They add under multiplication.
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