When the bases are the same, you can combine the exponents.
x³ [x is where the base is]
For example:
x³ · y² = x³y² You can't simplify this anymore because they have different bases/variables
[when you multiply a variable with an exponent by a variable with an exponent, you add the exponents together] so:
x² · x³ = 
[when you multiply a variable with an exponent by an exponent, you multiply the exponents together] so:
(x³)²=

Answer:
Cost of 1 hamburger = $1.3
Step-by-step explanation:
Assume;
Cost of 1 hamburger = a
Cost of 1 French fries = b
On first trip
3a + 4b = 7.10......eq1
On second trip
2a + b = 3.40....eq2
From eq2 x 4
8a + 4b = 13.6....eq3
From eq3 - eq1
5a = 6.5
a = 1.3
Cost of 1 hamburger = $1.3
Answer:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer I got was C = The car used 70 gallons of gas to go 3 miles.
Hope this helps.