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Case no. 1 shows that if you multiply negative number to itself (and the exponent is an even number)the result will be positive number.(it need to have a parenthesis on the negative number).

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The pattern I saw was the even exponents with the negative bases, in a parentheses, will always result with a positive integer.

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When you have a negative base with an even exponent, this will result to a positive number.

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As you can see, all the answers in Case 1 are positive. It is because the exponent in every negative integer or the base is even numbers so the answers are positive numbers.

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If you multiply two negative numbers with each other the answer will be positive.

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For multiplying negative numbers with each other its result will be positive if the exponent is even.

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When multiplying a negative number and its' exponent is a even number then the answer will be positive.

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When we multiply two negative numbers evenly, it would always become positive. It is because of the rule that two negative numbers results a positive value.

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if we raise to an odd power- negative
if we raise to even power-
positive

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When the exponent of a negative base is an even number. The result would be positive.

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When a negative number with an exponent that is an even number the total will be positive

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When a negative number is multiplied to an odd exponent, the answer will always be negative.

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When you have a negative base with an odd exponent, this will result to a negative number.

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When you multiply a negative number(base) and the exponent is a odd number, the result would be negative.

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If the negative base number don't have a parenthesis, the operation will be different {-1(n)(n) = (-)} because you have to follow the GEMDAS Rule where you need to work on exponent first then multiply to negative 1. This will result to a negative number.

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When the exponent doesn't have any parenthesis, it means that the number itself is multiplied first to the exponent before multiplying it to -1.
For example, -3^2 = -(3)(3) = -9

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If the base doesn't have a parenthesis, the base will be multiply to itself (depends to the exponent) and the negative sign will add to the results.

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The negative base did not have a parenthesis to seperate them with the exponent, so instead of -2, the 2 will be mixed with the exponent [-(2²)]. Since a negative sign '-' alone conveys negative 1, if you do the operation, it will result in a negative because '-' is "-1" and a positive and 2² = 4 is a positive.

Make sure to use parenthesis to seperate the integers and the exponents.

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no parenthesis means the opposite of case 1

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If the number doesn't have a parenthesis the final answer's sign will be same as its problem even the exponent is an even number. Ex. -(x)(x) = -x

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See case one first statement

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In Case 2, the base does not have the parenthesis. So it means that the base number is just the number and the negative is not included as a base.

-n^2 = -(n)(n)

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When the negative base doesn't have a parenthesis, the result would be a negative number.

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If a negative number is raised to an even exponent you will get a positive value.

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If the base doesn't have a parenthesis the solution will change and you need to work on the exponents first.

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When there is no parentheses the sign will be the same

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When a negative base has an odd exponent, the result would be a negative.

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When a negative number with an exponent that is an odd number the total will be negative

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When multiplying a negative base with an odd exponent, the result will be always a negative integer.

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If a negative number has a exponent the answer of it will be positive.

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If the base has no parenthesis the result is a negative number.

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When the exponent is odd the answer will have the same sign as before

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If an odd exponent is multiplied by a negative base the answer will be negative.

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In case 3, the base is negative and its exponent is odd numbers. So it means that the base is negative.

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When multiplying a negative number the exponent is odd the answer will be negative.

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If a negative number with a parenthesis is raised to an even exponent you will get a positive value, but if a negative number without a parenthesis is raised to an even exponent you will get a negative value.

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If the given number below 0 (negative number) doesnt have these: () {} [] you will be given a negative number

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If the base does not have a parenthesis the total of it will be a negative number.

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If a negative number is raised to an odd exponent you will get a negative value.

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the answer is positive if the given negative number has an exponent.

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The exponents always starts with a negative number in case 1
And will continue with positive numbers that will result to a negative.

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If we multiply a negative number and the exponent is a odd number the total of it will be a negative number.

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If were going to multiply a negative number with an even exponent the answer will be a positive number

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If the number doesn't have a parenthisis it will be a negative

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If the exponent is an odd number,the number will become a negative integer

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When you have a negative base with an even exponent, this will result to a positive number. But when you have a negative base with an odd exponent, this will result to a negative number.

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When the exponent doesn't have any parenthesis, it means that the number itself is multiplied to itself.

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When you have a negative base with an odd exponent, it will become a negative number instead of a positive.