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What is the simplified form of the expression? -(4)^-2

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-(4)^-2=-0.0625. Unless you mean something else.
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Answer:

The given expression
-\left(4\right)^(-2) becomes
-(1)/(16)

Explanation:

Given : Expression
-\left(4\right)^(-2)

We have to write the simplified form of the given expression
-\left(4\right)^(-2)

Consider the given expression
-\left(4\right)^(-2)

Apply exponent rule ,
\:a^(-b)=(1)/(a^b)


4^(-2)=\quad (1)/(4^2)


(1)/(4^2) =(1)/(16)

Thus, The given expression
-\left(4\right)^(-2) becomes
-(1)/(16)

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