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Please help I don't understand exponents

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Explanation:

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Please help I don't understand exponents-example-1
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Answer:

1.) the answer is the fourth one, 1/5^7

2.) the answer is the fourth one, 1/5^6

3.) the answer is the fourth one, (2^6)^-5

4.) this is seems to be a duplicate of the first one

Explanation:

1.) by 'adding' 4 exponent values on the top it simplifies the top to simply one and 5^7 on the bottom

2.) since this is an exponent of an exponent multiply them, getting 5^-6, then simplify negative exponents.

3.) exponents of exponents are multiplied

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