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anonymous · Answer

so basically, $$m^{3n^{2}}+m^{2n^{5}}$$
hmm, well no matter what the exponent, m will have the sign of itself. That is, if m is positive by itself, then the terms will be positive; if m is negative by itself the terms will be negative.

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure that's the entire question. Why are the answers in "yes/no" format?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry! These are the correct ones:     
A. m = –2, n = –2
B. m = 3, n = –1
C. m = 1, n = –2
D. m = –3, n = –5

anonymous · Answer

haha ok, this looks better.
well, looks like my previous explanation eliminates A. and D.

anonymous · Answer

You sure you aren't missing a negative symbol in the answers? or missed a condition in the question (something like "the binomial must be greater than 1")? 
'cause if you plug in both B. and C., they both work...

anonymous · Answer

I'm sure those are the correct answers.

anonymous · Answer

hmm, sorry I couldn't be of much help then
Maybe you could post it up again?