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Question
Write the following numbers using positive indices.
(y)−4
Sum
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Solution
It is known that, `"a"^-"m" = 1/"a"^"m"` where m is an integer and a is a non-zero rational number.
(y)−4
`= 1/"y"^4`
`= (1/"y")^4`
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