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32.Simplify the expression.-(10)^-210^2 -1/10^2

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Vitek1552 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

-(10)^-2 = -1/ 10² = -1/ 100

10² - 1/10² =100 - (-1/100 ) = 100+ 1 /100 = 9999/100

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32.Simplify the expression.-(10)^-210^2 -1/10^2​

32.Simplify the expression.-(10)^-210^2 -1/10^2