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4 to the power of 2−3⋅ 4 + 7?
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4 to the power of 2−3⋅ 4 + 7?

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Answer:

4^-3= 1/64

Explanation:

Simplify the power using PEMDAS, so that will be 2-(3*4)+7, which is -3.

Then, since a number with a negative power has to be a fraction, it will be 1/64.

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