What is e^{-t(5+c)}*e^{-t(5+c)} ?

The solution to e^{-t(5+c)}*e^{-t(5+c)} is e^{-2t(c+5)}

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simplify e^{-t(5+c)}*e^{-t(5+c)}

simplify

e^{- t (5 + c)} \cdot e^{- t (5 + c)}

e^{- 2 t (c + 5)}

Solution steps

e^{- t (5 + c)} e^{- t (5 + c)}

Apply exponent rule:

a^{b} \cdot a^{c} = a^{b + c}

e^{- t (5 + c)} e^{- t (5 + c)} = e^{- t (c + 5) - t (c + 5)}

= e^{- t (5 + c) - t (5 + c)}

Add similar elements:

- t (c + 5) - t (c + 5) = - 2 t (c + 5)

= e^{- 2 t (5 + c)}

e^{- \infty \infty}

e^{0.46 x} \cdot e^{0.32 x}

y \cdot e^{- 5 x}

24 e^{(- 28 \cdot 0)}

2 (1 + \frac{0.18}{4})^{- 5}

What is e^{-t(5+c)}*e^{-t(5+c)} ?
The solution to e^{-t(5+c)}*e^{-t(5+c)} is e^{-2t(c+5)}