maths: agelbra?

Question

i tihnk this may be agelbra i need help simplifying!

y times y than a little 6

would you say it like this:
y times y to the power of 6?

what is the simplified answer i need help because my maths teacher wont. could someone explain please i have more and they are done differently.

OH THANKYOU FOR answering!!!!!!!

yes thankyou so much im very happy :D yes they are small numbers exponents

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Answer 1

it would look like this.

y x y6 = y7

(the #'s are small)

Answer 2

I Looooooooooooove Algebra ...
y x y6 = y7 ...{ 6 and 7 are Exponents ..}

You Can Saw Y times Y to the Power of 6 OR :
Y times Y To the 6th Power

Good Luck ..Thank You For Asking Nice Question

Answer 3

y times y to the 6th power or
y times y to the power of 6
the little 6 is called an exponent

instead of putting in a multiplication sign for the times,
put in a little dot between them, that also means multiply.

Answer 4

Is an 'agelbra" the same as an angel bra? I don't recognize this equation.

But, it sounds like it's an exponential equation.

So, 2 times 2 to the 6th...would be = 2 X 64 = 128.

Answer 5

Yes, y to the power of seven is correct but the reason is that y to the power of six is y multiplied by itself six times so another y x means y to the power of seven. It's sort of a trick question.

Answer 6

Ok as promised, I am answering.

It is Y times Y, to the power of 6. You were right.

OK, now? No more tears? Good girl!

Answer 7

y times y will be y*y or y squared or y^2
y to the power of 6 will be y^6
ytimes y to the power 6 will be y*(y^6)=y^1*y^6=y^(1+6)=y^7
a^m*a^n=a^(m+n)
a^m/a^n=a^(m-n)
(a^m)^n=a^(mn)
a^-m=1/a^m
a^m=1/a^-m

Answer 8

I've answered this one, you are satisfied I hope.

Answer 9

its
y x y + 6

I think!!!