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Answer:

I got 0.00001693508 is that one of your answers?

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Answer is below. Look at the steps to understand the answer.

Step 1.

We'll need to combine like-factors for (3⁻⁴ × 3⁻⁶)⁴.

To do that, we'll combine the exponents and copy the base number.

In the term, the like terms are...

3⁻⁴ and 3⁻⁶.

Like I said, when we need to combine the like-factors, we'll combine the numbers. Combine the numbers like this:

(3⁻⁴⁽⁻⁶⁾)⁴

Step 1a.

Add the exponents.

Remember the integer rule.

P + P = P

N + N = N

P + N = P

P + N = N

According to the rule, a negative + negative = negative. So...

-4 + (-6) = (-10)

Step 2.

We now need to make the exponent (3⁻¹⁰) positive.

Rule: A⁻ᴮ = ¹⁄ₐᴮ

According to the formula, A is the base number and B is the negative exponent.

That being said...

A → 3

B → 10

Now, since we know what A and B is, let's change our equation.

⅓¹⁰

Step 3

Bring down the exponent 4 then multiply.

10 · 4 = 40

Therefore, the answer is ⅓⁴⁰.

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