How do you evaluate #5^-7 times 5^9#?
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Eva AdamsonTo evaluate (5^{-7} \times 5^9), we use the properties of exponents, specifically the product rule.
(5^{-7} \times 5^9 = 5^{-7 + 9} = 5^2 = 25).
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