Asked by Donnice
Simplify the following expression, and rewrite it in an equivalent form with positive exponents. -15x^4y/17x^2y7
A. -3x^2/y^6 B.3x^2/y^6 C.-3x^6y^8 D. 52x^2/y^6
A. -3x^2/y^6 B.3x^2/y^6 C.-3x^6y^8 D. 52x^2/y^6
Answers
Answered by
Damon
there is not much you can do with -15/17
put numerator and denominator in parentheses
do you mean y^7 in denominator?
put numerator and denominator in parentheses
do you mean y^7 in denominator?
Answered by
Donnice
i have to choose ab or c
Answered by
Damon
Well, Look at what you typed. No way anything with 15 in the numerator and 17 (a prime number) in the denominator is going to come out to a b c or d.
You have a mistake or your book has a mistake.
You have a mistake or your book has a mistake.
Answered by
Donnice
-51x^4y/17x^2y^7
Answered by
Donnice
I think its A
Answered by
Damon
Thank you for the 51 instead of the 15
Now you know the correct answer has to start with -51/17 which is -3
x^4/x^2 = x^2
so far
-3 x^2
now y/y^7 = 1/y^6
so in the end
-3 x^2 / y^6
which is
A
Now you know the correct answer has to start with -51/17 which is -3
x^4/x^2 = x^2
so far
-3 x^2
now y/y^7 = 1/y^6
so in the end
-3 x^2 / y^6
which is
A
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