SOLUTION: If x=9 and y=-2 find the value of
-y^4
I got -16. I'm not sure about my answer because I don't know if while putting the parenthesis the exponent should go inside or ou
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Question 900160: If x=9 and y=-2 find the value of
-y^4
I got -16. I'm not sure about my answer because I don't know if while putting the parenthesis the exponent should go inside or outside of it. Wrong location would change th answer.
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
^4 = -16)
, which is the correct answer
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