Write the expression using a single exponent.

2^2*2^8

A.4^10
B.2^10
C.4^16
D.4^16
Is the answer C??

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The answer is B. Since the bases are the same, u add the exponents.
Thank you so much.
So it wouldn't be A??
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(2^2)(2^8)
= 2^10

so B is the correct answer
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