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OpenStudy (kaylak12345):

(2t^-3)^3(0.4r)^2

OpenStudy (anonymous):

When you're simplifying and the exponent is on the outside of the parentheses, you apply the exponent to everything in the parentheses. So it's like saying (2^3)(t^-3)^3 (0.4^2)(r^2) And also when there's two exponents like (t^-3)^3, you multiply the exponents. So we've got (8)(t^-9)(0.16)(r^2) 1.28(t^-9)(r^2) When simplifying exponents, they don't want a negative exponent, so you would flip it and the answer would look like: \[\frac{ 1.28r ^{2} }{ t ^{9} }\] Hope this helps!!

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