Use multiplication to expand the expression below. Then compute. \[ (-10)^{4} \] Answer Attempt 1 out of 2 Press the \( \times \) button or type the * symbol on your keyboard to represent multiplication. Expanded Form: Answer:

The expression \((-10)^{4}\) can be expanded by multiplying \(-10\) by itself four times. So, the expanded form looks like this: \[ (-10) \times (-10) \times (-10) \times (-10) \] Now, let’s compute that! 1. First, multiply the first two: \((-10) \times (-10) = 100\). 2. Next, multiply that result by the third \(-10\): \(100 \times (-10) = -1000\). 3. Finally, multiply \(-1000\) by the last \(-10\): \(-1000 \times (-10) = 10000\). So, the answer is: Answer: \(10000\)