SOLUTION: (9x^-12y^6)(-4xy^7)

SOLUTION: (9x^-12y^6)(-4xy^7)

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Question 23630: (9x^-12y^6)(-4xy^7)
Answer by rapaljer(4671) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

When you multiply with the same base number, you multiply the coefficients and you add the exponents.

However, negative exponents are NOT allowed. To eliminate the negative exponents, remember that .

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