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I need help, please, understanding this question. When rewriting an exponential expression with a negative exponent and a positive base to an expression containing only a positive exponent, does the sign of the base change? Demonstrate with an example.
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no it doesn't.... tak this for example: \[\huge y=2^{-x} \] you can actually rewrite this in the following way: \[\large y=2^{-x}=(2^{-1})^x=(\frac{1}{2})^x \]
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