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14 to the -3 power times 14 to the 12 power using a single, positive component
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14 to the -3 power times 14 to the 12 power using a single, positive component

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Answer:

14⁹

Explanation:

14⁻³ · 14¹² = 14⁻³ ⁺ ¹² = 14⁹

Used:


a^n\cdot a^m=a^(n+m)

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