SOLUTION: If a^m * a^3 = 1/a^2, what is a? How do you know?
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If a^m * a^3 = 1/a^2, what is a? How do you know?
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a is any real number except 0. 1/0^2 is undefined.
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That means m+3 = -2, so m = -5.
But a can be any number except 0.
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