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Neil tried to rewrite the expression 5^-6/5^-4 5^-6/5^-4 = 5^-6-(-4) Step 1 5^-2 Step 2 1/5^2 Step 3 Did Neil make a mistake? If so, in which step?

Neil tried to rewrite the expression 5^-6/5^-4 5^-6/5^-4 = 5^-6-(-4) Step 1 5^-2 Step 2 1/5^2 Step 3 Did Neil make a mistake? If so, in which step?
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Neil tried to rewrite the expression 5^-6/5^-4

5^-6/5^-4
=
5^-6-(-4) Step 1

5^-2 Step 2

1/5^2 Step 3

Did Neil make a mistake? If so, in which step?

User Acron
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Answer:

No mistakes unless they want it written as 1/25

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