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    0  Views: 2038 Answers: 1 Posted: 13 years ago
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    Colleen

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    Repeating the question does not get it answered faster. If someone feels like doing your homework, they will.
    Commented 13 years ago
    rskittles18

    i didnt know if i sent it or not and i just noiw created a profile so this is new to me my bad and i got suspended from school and my mom doesnt have enuf money to hire me a tutor so ive been going to diferent sites to see if someone can help me with my homework
    Commented 13 years ago
    donxeon

    if thats the case i'll help you :)
    Commented 13 years ago
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      6a^5 x -3a^6


      6 x -3= -18


      a^5 x a^6  from the first law of indices (a^m x a^n = a^m+n)


      = a^5+6= a^11


      then you join them, you'll have= -18a^11 you have yur ans

      13 years ago. Rating: 2
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        Colleen

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        Thanks for helping out donxeon.
        commented 13 years ago
        donxeon

        no p
        commented 13 years ago


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