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Mathematics

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marta [7]3 years ago

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I believe the answer would be c, because you leave the base alone and work on the exponents first. when dividing terms with exponents you subtract the exponents, so the equation would be something like -9-(-12) which is the same as -9+12 which equals 3, so the answer should be c, 3^3. hope this helps!

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