Law of Exponents - multiplying like bases

How do you write
5⋅5⋅5⋅5⋅5⋅5⋅5
with an exponent?

• 5⁷
• 5⁶
• 7⁵
• 5

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Simplify:
b² ⋅ b⁴

• b⁸
• b⁶
• b²
• 2b⁶

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n²⋅n⁴⋅n⁵

• n¹¹
• n⁴⁰
• n¹³
• n²²

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Multiply

• 100
• 10¹
• 10^-2
• 1/100

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Rewrite the expression as a power.
 (2⁴)(2⁵)

• 2²⁰
• 4⁹
• 4²⁰
• 2⁹

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9n⁴ . 6n⁷

• 15n¹¹
• 54n²⁸
• 3n³
• 54n¹¹

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 5x³ 2x²

• 10x⁵
• 3x
• 10x⁶
• 7x⁵

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(3X³⁾ (4X²)

• 7x⁶
• 12x⁵
• 7x⁵

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(X²Y⁴) (X⁵Y¹²)

• X⁷Y¹⁶
• X¹⁰Y⁴⁸
• X^-3Y^-8

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According to exponent rules, when we multiply the same base we _______ the exponents.

• Multiply
• Add
• Divide
• Subtract

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