Write using exponents.
(–4)(–4)

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Write using exponents. 
(–4)(–4)

anonymous · Answer

@Tom_Boy_Rebel  I must show work. HELP!!!!

anonymous · Answer

Okay.

anonymous · Answer

Let me see.

anonymous · Answer

=.)...yay

anonymous · Answer

Okay. 

If you had a problem that asked to write (-5)(-5)(-5)(-5) as a exponent, then your answer would be -5^how many (-5) there are...So its -5^4.

anonymous · Answer

Oh he is teaching it sorry

anonymous · Answer

So, 

$$x \times x = x^2$$

$$3 \times 3 = 3^2$$

So I believe if you do:

$$(-4) \times (-4) = (-4)^2$$

That should be the answer :)

anonymous · Answer

Hope this helped! Have a great day!

Also a medal would be much appreciated! Just click best response next to my answer. Thank You!

@ciaramahogany

anonymous · Answer

I am a girl but thats okay :) @ZacharySanders 

Also thank you for helping. If someone is answering that doesn't mean you can't help as well :)

anonymous · Answer

Oh so sorry I didn't read your name fully

anonymous · Answer

Lol its fine.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much @tom_boy_rebel

anonymous · Answer

No Problem! :)

@ciaramahogany

anonymous · Answer

@Tom_Boy_Rebel ....does this look right?  (–4)(–4)        x*x=x>2        3*3=3>2   (-4)*(4)=(-4)>2