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To multiply powers that have different bases and the same exponent, keep the exponent and _____ the bases. (what do I fill in the blank part)​

To multiply powers that have different bases and the same exponent, keep the exponent and _____ the bases. (what do I fill in the blank part)​
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To multiply powers that have different bases and the same exponent, keep the exponent and _____ the bases.

(what do I fill in the blank part)​

To multiply powers that have different bases and the same exponent, keep the exponent-example-1
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To multiply powers that have different bases and the same exponent, keep the exponent and MULTIPLY the bases.

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