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Simplify the following two statements.
(a) 19p6q5 3p4q2 × 3p2q3 + 2q5p6
(b) log(14a3b2)log(2)2log(ab)





am i correct in saying that p and q do not need to be found? that i just need to multiply
3p4q2 × 3p2q3 (is it 9p to the power of 8? q6?)
then add 2q5p6 (making 2q power of 11? 9p power 16?)

then minus the answer from
19p6q5 ?

also when multiplying do i just add the powers? what do i do with the powers with addition and subtraction?

thanks guys I'm hopeless at math

also i have no idea about the second part (b)
 
Simplify the following two statements.
(a) 19p6q5 3p4q2 × 3p2q3 + 2q5p6
(b) log(14a3b2)log(2)2log(ab)


I am assuming those numbers are exponents (powers).


am i correct in saying that p and q do not need to be found? that i just need to multiply
3p4q2 × 3p2q3 (is it 9p to the power of 8? q6?)
then add 2q5p6 (making 2q power of 11? 9p power 16?)

then minus the answer from
19p6q5 ?

also when multiplying do i just add the powers? (yes) what do i do with the powers with addition and subtraction? Aam + Bam = (A+B)am

thanks guys I'm hopeless at math

also i have no idea about the second part (b)

Use law of exponents

am * an = a(m+n)

For b) use rule of logarithms.
 
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