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student	So	18,198	118	[]
volunteer	because it's a product role.	18,198	119	[]
student	X is	18,198	120	[]
volunteer	Uh, this is a powerful one.	18,198	121	[]
volunteer	just an ax	18,198	122	[]
student	X times	18,198	123	[]
student	so let me change it quickly.	18,198	124	[]
volunteer	Uh, you can use uh like the uppercase A and lowercase a to just a type 8.	18,198	125	[]
student	OK, OK, OK	18,198	126	[]
student	Oops, give me a second	18,198	127	[]
student	A times A to the part 2, right?	18,198	128	[]
volunteer	Uh, well, no, I mean, you can use uh the uh the keyboard like the.	18,198	129	[]
student	All the text box, OK.	18,198	130	[]
volunteer	the textbooks	18,198	131	[]
student	I, I'm very confused because I'm new to, and I'm like.	18,198	132	[]
volunteer	Yeah, no problem	18,198	133	[]
student	I really need, I, I like math so much, but I just that once it becomes hard, you can't really focus on any of the units.	18,198	134	[]
volunteer	Yeah, I understand	18,198	135	[]
student	Um	18,198	136	[]
student	give me a second. I'm using.	18,198	137	[]
student	uh	18,198	138	[]
student	next	18,198	139	[]
student	in terms	18,198	140	[]
student	So X to X is y to the	18,198	141	[]
student	1 to the exponent of 2, right? I'm very confused because I don't like the X women. It confuses me very much, so.	18,198	142	[]
volunteer	Oh, OK. So,	18,198	143	[]
volunteer	hm	18,198	144	[]
volunteer	OK, this is a single X.	18,198	145	[]
student	oops.	18,198	146	[]
volunteer	And then this is the X to the power of 2.	18,198	147	[]
student	Mhm.	18,198	148	[]
volunteer	So when your tempt them up.	18,198	149	[]
volunteer	and the thing is, the rule is likely is	18,198	150	[]
volunteer	OK	18,198	151	[]
volunteer	Is that clear	18,198	152	[]
student	So what you're saying, I'm sorry because I'm very confused. I don't really understand anything about this is that I get the distributing like terms, but once you multiply the other term, once you multiply the first sum to the 2nd term, do you, um, does that change anything? Does that change the exponent?	18,198	153	[]
volunteer	No, no, no. Cause it just said the same thing when you time them up. You just think about this is our 1st, 1st term, and then second term and another term, you just uh like uh you only have the X and the X to the power of two. Let is their first term to write and after light, the second term is x times X, and the third...	18,198	154	[]
volunteer	the two, the 2 times the first term of light.	18,198	155	[]
volunteer	The 2 times X, the 2 times 1.	18,198	156	[]
volunteer	and there is no change of anything is the problem given. So you won't change it. The thing you change is what you got, what you have got is the result you get.	18,198	157	[]
student	So the answer is, um, one to the PowerPoint of 2, right? 1 X.	18,198	158	[]
volunteer	Uh, well, no, cause you remember, uh, the, the first act, X is the one actually one power because when you test them up, you need to add them.	18,198	159	[]
volunteer	Yeah, let's put that	18,198	160	[]
student	X. There's a hidden exponent that you don't see when you multiply that it comes out, right?	18,198	161	[]
volunteer	Yeah, cause so when when you see the axit it's X to the power of Y actually, it's not zero cause when actually zero power is equal to 1.	18,198	162	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,198	163	[]
student	So it's gonna be X or 2 of 3 of 22 of 3.	18,198	164	[]
volunteer	No, 3	18,198	165	[]
student	3.	18,198	166	[]
student	go	18,198	167	[]
volunteer	Yeah, that's 2 + 3.	18,198	168	[]
student	Oh, you can add like exponents.	18,198	169	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,198	170	[]
student	OK, that's	18,198	171	[]
volunteer	Yeah, cause, cause one product X is's eye because when divided is minus.	18,198	172	[]
student	OK.	18,198	173	[]
student	OK, give me another problem. I'll see if I can solve that one.	18,198	174	[]
volunteer	OK	18,198	175	[]
volunteer	Uh do you need to do a sample way of this one. I can do a sample.	18,198	176	[]
volunteer	OK.	18,198	177	[]
student	Yeah, yeah.	18,198	178	[]
volunteer	Uh, give me one second.	18,198	179	[]
student	I	18,198	180	[]
student	so	18,198	181	[]
student	So this is very confusing. Are the um stars multiplying, right?	18,198	182	[]
volunteer	Mhm	18,198	183	[]
student	OK, so X times or, oh yes, yes, I know this one's very easy.	18,198	184	[]
volunteer	OK. I understand it.	18,198	185	[]
student	Yes	18,198	186	[]
volunteer	OK, let's talk next step.	18,198	187	[]
student	It's gonna be 3 times X to the power of 2, right?	18,198	188	[]
student	The first one	18,198	189	[]
volunteer	Mm, yeah, yeah, yeah	18,198	190	[]
volunteer	No, well, no, cause, uh, higher power will be good first.	18,198	191	[]
student	The highest power would be, um, yes, but X times X to the power plus 2	18,198	192	[]
student	times X to the power of 2 when you add together it's gonna be um.	18,198	193	[]
volunteer	Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's correct. Mhm.	18,198	194	[]
student	is	18,198	195	[]
student	me	18,198	196	[]
volunteer	Yeah, let's uh first.	18,198	197	[]
student	3	18,198	198	[]
student	3 X to the power of 2, right?	18,198	199	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,198	200	[]
volunteer	And then there is another one also.	18,198	201	[]
volunteer	Yeah.	18,198	202	[]
student	OK. And the once you add all of them, you're gonna bring it down and you're going to like, you're gonna like a combine like turns, right?	18,198	203	[]
volunteer	cause one they are similar, you can combine them together.	18,198	204	[]
student	Yeah, OK	18,198	205	[]
student	X times X is 6, it's gonna be 33 times x 3 times power to the 2, right? Power to 2.	18,198	206	[]
volunteer	Mhm.	18,198	207	[]
student	And then it's gonna be	18,198	208	[]
student	um 3 + 3 times.	18,198	209	[]
student	3 times 2.	18,198	210	[]
volunteer	No	18,198	211	[]
volunteer	the	18,198	212	[]
student	This one	18,198	213	[]
volunteer	well, there is no 3 times to cause uh another um, well,	18,198	214	[]
volunteer	this is uh	18,198	215	[]
volunteer	single one. There is no similar to this one because this is the third power, and this one is a constraint. You don't think about X, but there is a to the two power let's say similar and you add lukeer. Another one is just a single X tru the power of one.	18,198	216	[]
volunteer	And then you add them up	18,198	217	[]

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