What is exponential form of b•b•b•c•c​

b^3 * c^2

Explanation:
Here we see that there are 3 B’s being multiplied against each other. This can be written as b^3, because b^3 also represents b*b*b.
Next, there are two c’s being multiplied against each other. This can be written as c^2, because c^2 also represents c*c.
Now that we have found what the exponents are we can multiple both b^3 and c^2 to get our final answer of:
b^3 * c^2

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