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Write your answer in exponential form. 6^-4 * 6^-9

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Solution:

The expression is given below as


6^(-4)*6^(-9)

Concept:

We will apply the indices law of multiplication below


a^m* a^n=a^(m+n)

By applying the concept, we will have


\begin{gathered} 6^(-4)*6^(-9)=6^(-4+(-9)) \\ =6^(-4-9) \\ =6^(-13) \\ =(1)/(6^(13)) \end{gathered}

Hence,

The final answer is


\Rightarrow(1)/(6^(13))

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