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Jakob.so you need help with these problems,let me show you how to do them so that you know for next class
This question is too HARD!! can someone please help me
2^7x2^3=2^5 ÷ 2^2
2^7x2^32^5÷2^2
For both of these questions we can use something called the exponent law so we would keep the same base and add both the exponents together
2^7x2^32^5÷2^2
So if we keep the base of two and add seven and three together we would have 2^10 or 1024
2^10=1024
THAT'S SO COOL!!!
And for this question we are doing the same thing except we are subtracting the two exponents
2^5÷2^2
ok seems easy enough
so if we subract 2^2 from 2^5 we would get 2^3 or 8
2^3=8
Your welcome now make sure you're gonna study the exponents law for the quiz tomorrow
Thanks Mr Ronald for helping me with these math eqautionds

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