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use the rule of exponents to simplify the expression (-r^2s)^4(-r^3s5)^2 (-r^6)(-r^10) (-r^60)? ^ means to the power etc. what am i doing wrong?
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Can you clarify the parentheses in the expression? For example, "(-r^2s)" is that (-r)^(2s), or -(r^2s)?
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Perfect. So the expression is really [((-1)(r^2)(s))^4][((-1)(r^3)(s^5))^2] Distribute the exponents: [(-1)^4][(r^2)^4][s^4][(-1)^2][(r^3)^2][s^5] (-1) to a positive exponent is positive 1, and things like (r^2)^4 become r^(2*4), so (1)(r^8)(s^4)(1)(r^6)(s^5) Then, r^8 times r^6 becomes r^(6+8), so (r^14)(s^9)
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