For problem H of [[gibson:teaching:fall-2012:math445:lab3#problem_h |lab 3]], you could turn in something like this

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John Gibson
Lab #3, 9/18/2012
Math 445

Problem H.

>> % Show e^a e^b == e^(a+b) for a=0.3, b=0.4
>> a=0.3; b=0.4;
>> e^a * e^b 
ans =  2.01375270747048
>> e^(a+b)
ans =  2.01375270747048
>>
>> % Show (e^a)^b == e^(ab) for a=0.3, b=0.4
>> a=0.2; b=10;
>> (e^a)^b 
ans =  7.38905609893065
>> e^(a*b)
ans =  7.38905609893065
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  * the problem is labeled (Problem H)
  * the question is repeated (Show e^a e^b ...)
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