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Chapter 0: Problem 5

Evaluate each exponential expression. $$-2^{6}$$

Short Answer

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-64

Step by step solution

01

Interpretation of the expression

Understand that \( -2^6 \) mean the negative of \( 2^6 \), not \( (-2)^6 \). It is necessary to follow the order of operations: exponentiation first, then negation.
02

Calculate the power

Now execute the power operation. \( 2^6 \) means multiply 2 by itself 6 times. Therefore \( 2^6 = 2*2*2*2*2*2 = 64 \)
03

Apply the negative sign

Since the original expression is \( -2^6 \), apply the negative sign to the result from Step 2: so the result is -64.

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