Asked by Anonymous
How to solve d(d^-2)^-9? Please show and explain step-by-step.
Answers
Answered by
Leo
What do you have to <b>solve</b> exactly? Do you by chance mean <b>simplify</b>?
Should there be an equal sign in the expression that you typed?
Should there be an equal sign in the expression that you typed?
Answered by
Anonymous
Simplify, sorry. The answer says d^19, but I don't get how.
Answered by
Damon
d^1 * d^(-2*-9)
= d^1 * d^+18
= d^19
= d^1 * d^+18
= d^19
Answered by
Anonymous
Thanks. Another one:
(z^8)^0 z^5
(z^8)^0 z^5
Answered by
Damon
ANYTHING AT ALL^0 = ONE
so
z^5
so
z^5
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