(xy)^0 / (z^2a^1)= 1/(z2a)
-2mn^2)^1 / (pqm)^0= 2mn^2
yes, one.
one the last one, you have to square the 3
others correct.
I know that anything to the power of 0 is 1 but I need help with these 2 questions and check my answers:
(xy)^0 / (z^2a^1)=
(-2mn^2)^1 / (pqm)^0=
(xy^2z)^0= 1?
Negative Exponents: it says to leave answers with positive exponents only, I did all these questions so please check my answers:
y^2*y^-4 = my answer: y^-2 then changed to a positive = 1/y^2
1/m^-2 = m^2/1
x^2y^-1/x^5y^-2= my answer: x^-3y then changed to a positive = y/x^3
(7x^2y^-6)^-1= my answer: -7x^-2 y^6 then changed to a positve= y^6/7x^2
(c^2/3d^-1)^-2 = my answer: c^-4/3d^2 then changed to a positive = 3d^2/c^4
(2m^4n/3m^-1n^3)^-2= my answer:
2m^-8n^-2/3m^2n^-6, I don't know how to change this inot a positve, help
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how do you sqaure the last one?? please show me how
is the last one the only one that is wrong, please show me how to do the last one
Look, the law of exponents applies to all... You had a 3^1 in the denominator, specifically
(3^1...)^-2 and that changes to 9 in the numerator. Law of exponents does not apply to just variables.
(3^1...)^-2 and that changes to 9 in the numerator. Law of exponents does not apply to just variables.
so the correct answer would be :
2m^-8n^-2/9m^2n^-6??
2m^-8n^-2/9m^2n^-6??
I like this last one:
(c^2/3d^-1)^-2 =
c^-4 / (3^-2 d^2)=
9/c^4d^2
check it please.
(c^2/3d^-1)^-2 =
c^-4 / (3^-2 d^2)=
9/c^4d^2
check it please.
wait...so you were talking about this question: (c^2/3d^-1)^-2
I thought you were talking about this question:
(2m^4n/3m^-1n^3)^-2
so is my answer to this question (2m^4n/3m^-1n^3)^-2 correct?
I thought you were talking about this question:
(2m^4n/3m^-1n^3)^-2
so is my answer to this question (2m^4n/3m^-1n^3)^-2 correct?
how would you turn this question:(2m^4n/3m^-1n^3)^-2 into a positive?
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