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Law of exponents Algebra 1

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Q 1/3
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What is the result when you multiply 5^3 by 5^2?
30
5^2
5^7
5^5
5^6
Q 2/3
Score 0
What is the result when you divide 6^4 by 6^2?
30
6^8
6^6
6^2
6^2

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3 questions

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What is the result when you multiply 5^3 by 5^2?

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30 sec

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What is the result when you divide 6^4 by 6^2?

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30 sec

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What is the result when you raise 7 to the power of 0?

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