Please help me with this question I will give brainliest. When you are dealing with a problem like this how do you solve it to make sure that the exponent is positive?
14 to the -4 power times 14 to the 7 power. I know that we will keep the base because they are the same but do I add or subtract the exponents?

All you need to remember is the rules

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Let us remember

a to the m power x a to the nth power is = a to the m+n power. (add the exponents)

And

a to the m power ÷ a to the nth power is = a to the m-n power. (subtract the exponents) So

14 to the -4 power x 14 to the 7 power= 14 to the -4+7 which is equal to 14 to the 3rd power

it should be a and d. lmk if i'm wrong xd

relating to or denoting a system of numbers and arithmetic based on the number ten, tenth parts, and powers of ten.

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