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5 June, 14:32
2^-1 ∙ 2^-4 is what?
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Makai Bates
5 June, 14:49
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The rule for multiplying similar bases with exponents ...
(a^b) (a^c) = a^ (b+c)
In this case:
(2^-1) (2^-4)
2^ (-1-4)
2^-5 which is equal to:
1 / (2^5)
1/32
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Harley
5 June, 18:22
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1/2. 1/16 = 1/32
When the power is minus just flip the number and make it denominator and make the power positive
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