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(-2x^-3)^4 • (100x^7)^0/(10x^2)^3 I got 2/125x^18, is this right?

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quester [9]3 years ago

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yes that it the correct answer

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(-2x^-3)^4 • (100x^7)^0/(10x^2)^3 I got 2/125x^18, is this right?​

(-2x^-3)^4 • (100x^7)^0/(10x^2)^3 I got 2/125x^18, is this right?