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Macy Klein
12 October, 06:22
Write the product using exponents.
3⋅3⋅3⋅y⋅y⋅y
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Fatima Dickerson
12 October, 09:10
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Adding a ^ means you are adding an exponent.
Your answer would be 3^3y^3, there is also an alternative answer that would be (3y) ^3, you're cubing everything inside the parentheses.
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Harold Mccullough
12 October, 09:33
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3³y³ I'm pretty sure.
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