Question

(x·y)a = xa · ya illustrates which property of exponents?

Answer 1

Answer:

The power of a product property

Step-by-step explanation:

This equation can only be true for exponents.

So your expression should be:

$(x \cdot \: y)^{a} = {x}^{a} \cdot \: {y}^{a}$

This is called the power of a product property of exponents.

When two base are multiplying with the same exponents, you can give the same exponent to their product.