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Which is equal to 147\frac{1}{4^7}?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 474^{-7}\newline(B) 147-\frac{1}{4^{-7}}\newline(C) 47-4^7\newline(D) 1(4)7\frac{1}{(-4)^7}

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Q. Which is equal to 147\frac{1}{4^7}?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 474^{-7}\newline(B) 147-\frac{1}{4^{-7}}\newline(C) 47-4^7\newline(D) 1(4)7\frac{1}{(-4)^7}
  1. Understand Expression: Understand the expression 147\frac{1}{4^7}. 147\frac{1}{4^7} means the reciprocal of 44 raised to the power of 77.
  2. Rewrite Using Negative Exponents: Rewrite the expression using negative exponents.\newline147\frac{1}{4^7} can be rewritten as 474^{-7} because moving the base 44 to the numerator changes the exponent to negative.
  3. Match with Choices: Match the rewritten expression with the given choices.\newlineThe expression 474^{-7} matches with choice (A) 474^{-7}.

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