If you mean
a1/2 ÷ a²
then by the law of exponents, 1/a² becomes a-2
and the expression equals
a1/2+(-2)
=?
(Rational exponents)simplifying
a^1/2/a^2
Please post steps
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No it's a fraction
a with the exponent 1/2 as the numerator and a^2 as the denominator
a with the exponent 1/2 as the numerator and a^2 as the denominator
a1/2 ÷ a²
is the mathematical equivalent of
a1/2 / a²
so no worries.
I wrote the ÷ specifically to avoid confusion since two "/" signs were in the expression.
is the mathematical equivalent of
a1/2 / a²
so no worries.
I wrote the ÷ specifically to avoid confusion since two "/" signs were in the expression.
I guess my typo made more confusion than anything else! :(
a1/2 ÷ a²
is the mathematical equivalent of
a1/2 / a²
so no worries.
I wrote the ÷ specifically to avoid confusion since two "/" signs were in the expression.
a1/2 ÷ a²
is the mathematical equivalent of
a1/2 / a²
so no worries.
I wrote the ÷ specifically to avoid confusion since two "/" signs were in the expression.
Thank you
You're welcome!
a^(-1.5) ?
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