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(4x)^-2 (4x)^3(4x)^9= (4x)

(4x)^-2 (4x)^3(4x)^9= (4x)
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(4x)^-2 (4x)^3(4x)^9= (4x)

(4x)^-2 (4x)^3(4x)^9= (4x)-example-1
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The answer is 4x to the 10th power

User Piotrekkr
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The base is 4x.
4x is raised to -2, to 3, and to 9.
When you multiply expressions with the same base, keep the same base, and add the exponents.

-2 + 3 + 9 = 10

Answer: (4x)^10
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