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(4/5)^-4 please explain the steps please
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what steps?
its impossible to explain steps to something that has no instructions attached to it. what is it your spose to do to this thing?
solving it?
theres nothing to solve ..
its like asking: 3 show the steps and solve it ...
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when ever you have a negative power flip the denominator and numerator. then your power becomes positive. (4/5)^(-5) = (5/4) ^ (5) = 5^5/4^5 = 3125/1024 when you have a power for the whole fraction, raise the denominator and numerator to the same power
thank u so much that makes alot of sense
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