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Which expression is equivalent to (r Superscript negative 7 Baseline) Superscript 6? r Superscript 42 StartFraction 1 Over r Sup

erscript 42 Baseline EndFraction Negative 7 r Superscript 6 StartFraction 1 Over r EndFraction.
Mathematics
2 answers:
vodomira [7]2 years ago
8 0

Power rule of exponents says that the power of the power of a exponent is equal to the multiplying both the powers. The expression which is equal to the given expression is,

\dfrac{1}{(r)^{42}}

The option B is the correct option.

Given information-

The given expression in the problem is,

[(r)^{-7}]^5

<h3>Power rule of exponents</h3>

Power rule of exponents says that the power of the power of a exponent is equal to the multiplying both the powers.

Suppose<em> </em><em>x</em> is a number with power <em>a. </em>The power is power of the power of number <em>x. </em>Then by the power rule of the exponents,

(x^a)^b=x^{ab}

Using the power rule of the exponents given expression can be written as,

[(r)^{-7}]^6=(r)^{-7\times 6} &#10;

[(r)^{-7}]^6=(r)^{-42}

<h3>Negative exponents rule</h3>

Negative exponents rule says that when a power of a number is negative, then write the number in the denominator with the same power with positive sign.Thus,

[(r)^{-7}]^6=\dfrac{1}{(r)^{42}}

Hence the expression which is equal to the given expression is,

\dfrac{1}{(r)^{42}}

The option B is the correct option.

Learn more about the power rule of exponents here;

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Pavel [41]2 years ago
5 0

The answer is B.

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