Mathematics, 18.01.2021 04:00 brialevy2283

Miles says that, when a is any integer greater than 0, the value of a^-3 is always less than -a^3 because the exponent in a^-3 is less than the exponent -a^3. Is Mile's reasoning correct? Justify your answer

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