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3 years ago

without doing any calculations, is -3 over 4 to the thirteenth power negative or positive? explain you reasoning.

1 answer:

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It would be negative, because you would multiply-3/4 13 time over and over. It would come out positive but after you keep multiplying a negative and the 13 is odd it would be negative

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without doing any calculations, is -3 over 4 to the thirteenth power negative or positive? explain you reasoning. ​

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