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3 February, 12:35

What's m to the fourth power times 2m to he negative three power

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  1. 3 February, 15:14
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    First, multiply the implied "invisible one" on the first term by the 2 on the second term to get 2 as your coefficient. Then, multiply m^4 by m^-3 by adding your exponents and keeping "m" intact to get the second part of your answer, m. Now, put the two together to get a final answer, 2m.
  2. 3 February, 15:40
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    2m you just subtract your exponents
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