Which of the following is not a question to ask when determining whether an expression involving exponents is completely simplified?

A. Are all parentheses gone?

B. Are all exponents positive?

C. have all negative constants been eliminated?

D. have all powers with the same base been combined?

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Carina Freeman

Mathematics

5 August, 10:36

Which of the following is not a question to ask when determining whether an expression involving exponents is completely simplified?

A. Are all parentheses gone?

B. Are all exponents positive?

C. have all negative constants been eliminated?

D. have all powers with the same base been combined?

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Semaj Kaiser · Answer 1

Out of the choices given, the one that is NOT a question to ask when determining whether an expression involving exponents is completely simplified is; have all negative constants been eliminated. The correct answer is C.

Which of the following is not a question to ask when determining whether an expression involving exponents is completely simplified?A. Are all parentheses gone?B. Are all exponents positive?C. have all negative constants been eliminated?D. have all powers with the same base been combined?

Which of the following is not a question to ask when determining whether an expression involving exponents is completely simplified?

A. Are all parentheses gone?

B. Are all exponents positive?

C. have all negative constants been eliminated?

D. have all powers with the same base been combined?