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The question is a^-2 + b^-2. All of this is under one radical. Please explain your answer.
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11 years ago
first you put a^-2 as 1/a^2 then put + 1/b^2 because when you have a negative exponent you put (in this case the variable) as 1/N^m. then try to work it from there
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