Solve (-5×3^-4)(2×3^3) using positive exponents?
I believe the answer is 1/10×3^1, but I am not quite sure. Also the "^" symbol represents the exponent in front of it.
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I believe the answer is 1/10×3^1, but I am not quite sure. Also the "^" symbol represents the exponent in front of it.
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(-5 * 3^-4)(2 * 3^3) =
-10 * 3^(-4 + 3) =
-10 * 3^-1 =
-10/3