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It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.	3 = 1 / 23=1/8. An example of a negative exponent is�... Jun 29, 2012 ... In this example, 4 is the exponent; 2 is the base, the number that gets raised to the exponent; 16 is the power, the result of the �raising to an�... ... unless the original fraction was reducible... in which case you should have reduced the fraction before you raised to the exponent... it would have been easier. You can put this solution on YOUR website! ( 32) raised to the exponent 10 squared will look like this: (( So for negative exponents just divide one by the base raised to the exponent and solve as normal. Ex. 2 32)^10)^2 which will look like this:

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3 = 1 / 23=1/8. An example of a negative exponent is�...
Jun 29, 2012 ... In this example, 4 is the exponent; 2 is the base, the number that gets raised to the exponent; 16 is the power, the result of the �raising to an�...
... unless the original fraction was reducible... in which case you should have reduced the fraction before you raised to the exponent... it would have been easier.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (
32) raised to the exponent 10 squared will look like this: ((
So for negative exponents just divide one by the base raised to the exponent and solve as normal. Ex. 2
32)^10)^2 which will look like this: