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Rewrite the expression without using a negative exponent. (1)/(-2y^(-2)) Simplify your answer as much as possible.

Rewrite the expression without using a negative exponent.\newline(1)/(−2y−2)(1)/(-2y^{-2})\newlineSimplify your answer as much as possible.

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Q. Rewrite the expression without using a negative exponent.\newline(1)/(−2y−2)(1)/(-2y^{-2})\newlineSimplify your answer as much as possible.
  1. Move to Numerator: Convert the negative exponent to a positive exponent by moving y−2y^{-2} to the numerator.\newlineCalculation: (1)/(−2y−2)=(1⋅y2)/(−2)(1)/(-2y^{-2}) = (1 \cdot y^2)/(-2)
  2. Multiply Numerators: Simplify the expression by multiplying the numerators.\newlineCalculation: (y2)/(−2)(y^2)/(-2)
  3. Show Negative Sign: Rewrite the expression to show the negative sign more clearly.\newlineCalculation: −y22-\frac{y^2}{2}

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