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Simplify -3d^8(-4d^-14) . Assume d=/0 .

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User Rappongy
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Answer:


12d^(-6)

Explanation:

The given expression is


-3d^(8)(-4d^(-14))

To simplify this expression, we have to apply the exponent property which states that power with similar base can be simplified by adding their exponents. As it follows


-3d^(8)(-4d^(-14))=12d^(8-14)=12d^(-6)

Therefore, the simplified expression is


12d^(-6)

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User Zandi
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\text{Use}\ a^n\cdot a^m=a^(n+m)\\\\-3d^8(-4d^(-14))=(-3)(-4)d^(8+(-14))=12d^(-6)

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