Laws of exponent : multiplication and power to a powerc -⁴ • c -²

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we have

$c^((-4))\cdot c^((-2))$

Applying the laws of exponent

in a multiplication, adds the exponents

$\begin{gathered} c^((-4-2)) \\ c^((-6))=(1)/(c^6) \end{gathered}$

Knubbe answered Sep 11, 2023

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