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I need help with number 13 and can you please write your answer using only positive exponents

I need help with number 13 and can you please write your answer using only positive-example-1
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Answer:


(1)/(x^(45))

Step-by-step explanation:

The given expression is


(x^(-5))^9

In this case, we can multiply the exponents to get


x^(-5\cdot9)=x^(-45)

Then, to use positive exponents, we need to write it as a fraction


(1)/(x^(45))

Therefore, the answer is


(1)/(x^(45))

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