Write using exponents. (-4)(-4) anyone can help me and write the answer but showing the work please.
Ok, this one's not bad at all. If I gave you this as an example, what would it simplify to? (x)(x) = ?
Wow! um, x.x?
x^2\[x ^{2}\]
oh okay so it -4^4?
\(\Large (\square )(\square )\implies (\square )^2\)
if you put [ -4 ] in that box... what would you end up with?
or -4^2?
yeap \(\bf ({\color{brown}{ -4}} )({\color{brown}{ -4}} )\implies ({\color{brown}{ -4}} )^2\)
so I count how many numbers or letters they give me and put it as an exponent?
with the () or without it?
pretty much, yes the parentheses matter yes... \(\bf -4^2\to -1\cdot 4^2\to -1\cdot 16\to -16 \\ \quad \\ (-4)^2\to (-4)(-4)\to (+16)\to 16\)
\(\bf (\square )(\square )(\square )\implies (\square )^3\\ (\square )(\square )(\square )(\square )(\square )\implies (\square )^5\\ (\square )(\square )(\square )(\square )(\square )(\square )(\square )\implies (\square )^7\\ ...\)
okay thank you. so the answer is (-4)^2
yeap
thank you so much
yw
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