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Simplify this expression. Assume that x is nonzero. x^−11•x^2
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Simplify this expression. Assume that x is nonzero.
x^−11•x^2

User Apalomer
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Answer:

x^-11•x^2

using the law of indices...

x^(-11+2)

x^-9

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i think the answer is 1/x^9
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