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- (-3)^(1000) a positive or neeative numbur, and why?

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-(-3)^1000 is a negative number. According to the order operations, we do the exponent first and when raising a negative number inside parentheses to an even exponent, you get a positive answer. Since we then distribute the negative sign to the answer, our final answer is a negative number.

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