Simplify the exponents :
{( - 4/3)^-2}^2
(Please explain with steps , laws and calculations )
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Question:
Rewrite and simplify the expression using the Law of Exponents:
4
−
3
2
−
8
Rules of Exponent:
To solve the given problem we need to know some law of exponents such as:
i) The power rule of exponent:
(
a
x
)
y
=
a
x
y
ii) Negative exponent:
a
−
x
=
1
a
x
iii) Division rule:
a
x
a
y
=
a
x
−
y
Using these rules of exponent we will simplify the given expression.
Answer and Explanation: 1
Given:
4
−
3
2
−
8
We have to simplify the given expression.
$$\begin{align} &\dfrac{4^{-3}}{2^{-8}}\\[.3...
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