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Rewrite the expression using a single, positive exponent: 14^-3x14^12

Rewrite the expression using a single, positive exponent: 14^-3x14^12
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Rewrite the expression using a single, positive exponent: 14^-3x14^12

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Answer:

14⁹

Explanation:

When you're multiplying, you add the exponents. So, -3+12=9.

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