Answer:
-112[tex]c^{14}[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
-7[tex]c^{8}[/tex] [tex](-4c^{3}) ^{2}[/tex] in expanded form this would be
-7cccccccc-4ccc-4ccc rearranged with like factors together
-7-4-4cccccccccccccc
For the numbers, count the negative signs. It the sum is an even number than the product is positive. If the sum is a negative number, then the product is negative. There are a total of 3 negative signs. This is a odd number so the product is negative
-112[tex]c^{14}[/tex] There are a total of 14 c's
Or
You could use the power rules.
When a power is raised to a power. The exponent goes to every factor in the parentheses.
[tex](-4)^{2}[/tex] [tex](c^{3}) ^{2}[/tex] -4 times -4 is 16 The power of power property tells us that when a power is raised to a power we multiply the exponents so we now have
16[tex]c^{6}[/tex] When we multiple this by -7[tex]c^{8}[/tex] We multiply 16 x -7 which is -112. The product of powers principle tells us that when we multiply powers with the same bases, we add the exponents.
-112[tex]c^{14}[/tex]