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Use multiplication to expand the expression below. Then compute.

(-2)^(4)
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Use multiplication to expand the expression below. Then compute.\newline(2)4 (-2)^{4} \newlinePress the × \times button or type the * symbol on your keyboard to represent multiplication.\newlineExpanded form:\newlineAnswer:

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Q. Use multiplication to expand the expression below. Then compute.\newline(2)4 (-2)^{4} \newlinePress the × \times button or type the * symbol on your keyboard to represent multiplication.\newlineExpanded form:\newlineAnswer:
  1. Expand (2)4(-2)^{4}: We gotta expand (2)4(-2)^{4}, which means (2)(-2) multiplied by itself 44 times.\newlineSo, (2)×(2)×(2)×(2)(-2) \times (-2) \times (-2) \times (-2).
  2. Multiply first two: Now let's multiply the first two (2)(-2)s together.(2)×(2)=4(-2) \times (-2) = 4, cuz a negative times a negative is a positive.
  3. Multiply by third: Next, multiply the result by the third 2 -2 . \(4 \times 2 -2 = 8-8 \), again negative times positive is negative.
  4. Multiply by last: Finally, multiply 8-8 by the last 2-2.\newline8×(2)=16-8 \times (-2) = 16, negative times negative is positive, right?

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