SOLUTION: how would i solve this problem:
(-4^2)^-3
that is "(negative 4 squared) raised to the negative 3rd power" incase you didnt get that. i dont know if i add the exponents or
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-> SOLUTION: how would i solve this problem:
(-4^2)^-3
that is "(negative 4 squared) raised to the negative 3rd power" incase you didnt get that. i dont know if i add the exponents or
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that is "(negative 4 squared) raised to the negative 3rd power" incase you didnt get that. i dont know if i add the exponents or multiply them or work it out like this:
(-4^2)^-3
(16)^-3
(1/16)(1/16)(1/16)= 1/4096
that just doesnt seem right to me. i really need your help. these summer assignments are killing me. trig is gunna be such a whore next year. Answer by askmemath(368) (Show Source):
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