Question

Medal

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@Awolflover1

Answer 1

so using the formula (a^x)^y = a^(x*y) what will get in case of your exercise ?

Answer 2

a?

Answer 3

so you dont understand this formula ?

(2^3)^2 = 2^(3*2) = 2^6

ok. ?

Answer 4

you just need multiply these exponents and write like exponent of 8 this result

Answer 5

4*(-16) = ?

Answer 6

have got it ?

Answer 7

milo what is the problem ?

Answer 8

courage please this is easy now

Answer 9

your marked choice not is correct

Answer 10

are you here please ?

Answer 11

do you have questions here ?

Answer 12

I've answered this question before :D
Just as @jhonyy9 said, what you need to do is just multiply the exponent before and after the inward parenthesis.
And here we got 8^(4*-16) = 8^-64
If you still don't understand, just ask me or jhonny :)

Answer 13

Kevin ty your testimonial - but this is very interesting bc, you wrote i m nice - what you think with this - you like me or my style of teaching ?

Answer 14

@Kevin

Answer 15

I like your independent personality :D
It's your nice side to me :)

I mean really, for a teacher and a guide, we should be confident and independent so our student will trust us and do our order. That's how teaching style of a teacher.
And you have it @jhonyy9 ;)

Answer 16

sorry guys i already figured it out and i forgot about this lol