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In need of some help! rewrite the expression -6x^4y^3z^-7 so that there are no negative exponents

In need of some help! rewrite the expression -6x^4y^3z^-7 so that there are no negative exponents
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In need of some help! rewrite the expression -6x^4y^3z^-7 so that there are no negative exponents

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User Justin Civi
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Answer:


-(6x^4y^3)/(z^7)

Explanation:


=-6x^4y^3(1)/(z^7) <- Apply the exponent rule.

=-(6x^4y^3\cdot \:1)/(z^7) <- Apply the fraction rule.


=-(6x^4y^3)/(z^7)

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