I have a worksheet that is due soon,:eek:, and I need help on this problem:

3^a+2^a=? (^ means "to the power of")

In words, it is "three to the power of a plus two to the power of a equals ?"

I am wondering how to solve it?:confused: PLEASE HELP ASAP!!

Thank you!

Please verify that the problem is:


3^a + 2^a = ?


Do they give you a value for a, or any other information? Without that there really is nothing you can do to simplify this.

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need-help disagrees: umm... technically... I'm not trying to cheat on my hw, I just need help. I've already asked my parents and buddies, and they don't know either.

Please read the rules and regulations, my answer was not factually incorrect, I was pointing out the rules of this site, rules you obviously didn't bother to read, otherwise you'd know that disagrees are only for factually incorrect answers.