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

(4^(11))/(4^(-8))=

Simplify.\newlineRewrite the expression in the form \newline4n4^{n}.\newline41148=\frac{4^{11}}{4^{-8}}=

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Q. Simplify.\newlineRewrite the expression in the form \newline4n4^{n}.\newline41148=\frac{4^{11}}{4^{-8}}=
  1. Identify base and exponents: Identify the base and the exponents of the numerator and the denominator. In the numerator, 44 is the base raised to the exponent 1111. In the denominator, 44 is the base raised to the exponent 8-8.\newlineBase: 44\newlineExponent of numerator: 1111\newlineExponent of denominator: 8-8
  2. Apply quotient rule for exponents: Apply the quotient rule for exponents which states that when dividing like bases, you subtract the exponents. Rewrite the expression as a single power of 44.\newline(411)/(48)=411(8)=411+8=419 \left(4^{11}\right)\big/\left(4^{-8}\right) = 4^{11 - (-8)} = 4^{11 + 8} = 4^{19}
  3. Check for mathematical errors: Check for any mathematical errors in the previous steps. The base remains the same (44), and the exponents have been correctly subtracted (11(8)=1911 - (-8) = 19).

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