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A^-6 = I have no idea please help
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A^-6 = I have no idea please help

User Vikrum
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Answer:
(1)/(a^6)

Explanation:

When you want to solve something that has a negative exponent, turn it into a fraction.

a^-6

=
(1)/(a^6)

If you knew the value of a, you would solve it completely.

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