The formula used to convert between degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius is "the sum of 32 and times the temperature in
degrees Celsius". What is an equivalent algebraic expression? Use C
to represent the degrees Celsius.

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If we write the final answer with negative exponents, then it will be:

(x^-7)(y^-4)

If we write this as a fraction, it will be:

1/(x^7)(y^4)

Step-by-step explanation:

x^-3 is equivalent to 1/x^3. We can put this in the denominator expression and calculate the product:

   This simplifies into:

   after the denominator simplifies.

If we write the final answer with negative exponents, then it will be:

(x^-7)(y^-4)

If we write this as a fraction, it will be:

1/(x^7)(y^4)