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what is the rule with fractions that have exponents? For example, I am trying to evaluate 36 = (1/6)^x
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(1/6)^x=(1^x)/(6^x)=1/(6^x)
6^x=1/36 x=-2
36=(1/6)^(x)=6^(-x) (because 1/(anything) is the same as (anything) to the power -1 (anything^-1) ) then you should know 36=6^2 so 2 = -x Leading to x=-2
I understand now - thank you! I forgot that property!
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