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Simplify.
Rewrite the expression in the form 
z^(n).

z^(-11)*z^(-15)=

Simplify.\newlineRewrite the expression in the form \newlineznz^{n}.\newlinez11z15z^{-11} \cdot z^{-15} =

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Q. Simplify.\newlineRewrite the expression in the form \newlineznz^{n}.\newlinez11z15z^{-11} \cdot z^{-15} =
  1. Combine Exponents: We have the expression z11z15z^{-11} \cdot z^{-15}. When multiplying two exponents with the same base, we add the exponents.
  2. Add Exponents: Add the exponents 11-11 and 15-15.z(11)z(15)=z(11+15)=z(26)z^{(-11)} * z^{(-15)} = z^{(-11 + -15)} = z^{(-26)}
  3. Simplify Expression: The expression is now simplified and written in the form z(n)z^{(n)}, where nn is the sum of the exponents.

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