Mathematics, 25.03.2020 20:46 RayQuan115
Which expression is equivalent to (One-sixteenth) Superscript negative 4?
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![(\dfrac{1}{16})^{-1X4}=[(\dfrac{1}{16})^{-1}]^4](/tpl/images/0563/5589/a54f3.png)
![[(\dfrac{1}{16})^{-1}]^4 =16^4=65536](/tpl/images/0563/5589/e664e.png)
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