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Use the properties of exponents to rewrite this expression. Then evaluate the rewritten expression for the given values to

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Monica [59]1 year ago

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The value of the expression for the given values is 1294139

<h3>Evaluating an expression</h3>

From the question, we are to rewrite the expression

(11j⁻³k²) (j³k⁴)

This can be rewritten as

11 × j⁻³ × k² × j³ × k⁴

11 × j⁻³ × j³ × k² × k⁴

11 × j⁻³⁺³ × k²⁺⁴

11 × j⁰× k⁶

= 11 × 1 × k⁶

= 11k⁶

Now we are to evaluate the expression for when j = -8 and k = 7

The expression is

= 11 × k⁶

= 11 × 7⁶

= 1294139

Hence, the value of the expression for the given values is 1294139

Here is the complete question:

Use the properties of exponents to rewrite this expression. Then evaluate the rewritten expression for the given values to

complete the statement.

(11j⁻³k²) (j³k⁴)

When j = -8 and k = 7

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