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If m=4 n=-3, solve: m^-n+3m^2*n-52
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If m=4 n=-3, solve:
m^-n+3m^2*n-52

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If m=4 n=-3, solve: m^-n+3m^2*n-52-example-1
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Answer:

(4^−3)+3(4^2)(−3)−52

-64 + 48 (-3 -52)

-64 + (48 x -55)

-64 - 2640

-2704

I'm not sure if that's the right equation, I hope I captured it correctly from your question.

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