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Negative Exponents Negative exponents don't have to be confusing, they're just rational expressions in disguise. Just move that term to the denominator if it's in the numerator, the numerator if it's in the denominator, or reciprocal it if it's neither. That's not confusing at all, right?

Negative Exponents

Negative exponents don't have to be confusing, they're just rational expressions in disguise. Just move that term to the denominator if it's in the numerator, the numerator if it's in the denominator, or reciprocal it if it's neither. That's not confusing at all, right?

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Negative Exponents

Negative exponents don't have to be confusing, they're just rational expressions in disguise. Just move that term to the denominator if it's in the numerator, the numerator if it's in the denominator, or reciprocal it if it's neither. That's not confusing at all, right?

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