Asked by chicken
Simplify. Express your answer using positive exponents.
6a
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95a
a
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1
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I’m missing punctuation/formatting in the expression you posted. Which of these did you mean?
1) (6 a^(−95)) / (a^(−1))
2) (6a) / (95 a^(a−1))
If you meant (1):
(6 a^(−95)) / (a^(−1)) = 6 a^(−95−(−1)) = 6 a^(−94) = 6 / a^94.
If you meant (2):
(6a) / (95 a^(a−1)) = (6/95) a^(1−(a−1)) = (6/95) a^(2−a) = 6 / (95 a^(a−2)) (written with a positive exponent in the denominator).
If neither of these is your expression, please repost it inline (use ^ for exponents), for example (6a)/(95a^(a-1)).
1) (6 a^(−95)) / (a^(−1))
2) (6a) / (95 a^(a−1))
If you meant (1):
(6 a^(−95)) / (a^(−1)) = 6 a^(−95−(−1)) = 6 a^(−94) = 6 / a^94.
If you meant (2):
(6a) / (95 a^(a−1)) = (6/95) a^(1−(a−1)) = (6/95) a^(2−a) = 6 / (95 a^(a−2)) (written with a positive exponent in the denominator).
If neither of these is your expression, please repost it inline (use ^ for exponents), for example (6a)/(95a^(a-1)).
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