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If m = -4 x⁴ then what is m³ ?
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If m = -4 x⁴ then what is m³ ?

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Since


m=-4x^4

Then:


\begin{gathered} m^3=(-4x^4)^3 \\ =(-4)^3(x^4)^3 \\ =-64x^(12) \end{gathered}

Therefore:


m^3=-64x^(12)^{}

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