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Using the exponent rules, when multiplying like term monomials we the exponents. A. Subtract B. Multiply C. Add D. Divide

Using the exponent rules, when multiplying like term monomials we the exponents. A. Subtract B. Multiply C. Add D. Divide
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Using the exponent rules, when multiplying

like term monomials we
the
exponents.
A. Subtract
B. Multiply
C. Add
D. Divide

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User HAdes
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we can rule out a and d since they go hand in hand, and we’re talking about multiplying.
c.) add
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