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(2y^4)^-3 a.6y^12 b.-6/y^12 c.1/8y^12 d.-8/y^12 and please explain your answer
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Expressing (2y^4)^-3 as\[(2y^4)^{-3}\]
... might make this problem clearer for you. There are various rules for exponentiation, including the following:\[(x^a)^b=x ^{ab}\]
Please try applying this particular rule to the present situation.
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Hint: when you encounter a base with a negative exponent, what should you do to obtain an equivalent result with a positive exp? Happy to be of help. Good luck!
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