Question

how would i write 16h to the -7th in positive exponents

Answer 1

1/16h^7

Answer 2

-7? or -1/7 ?

Answer 3

\[1\div16h ^{7}\]

Answer 4

kind of like a fraction

Answer 5

\[\frac{16}{h^{+exp}}\]

Answer 6

x^-1 can be written as 1/(x^1)

Answer 7

ty amistre

Answer 8

:D

Answer 9

i think amistre is wrong.. if i understand the question correctly

Answer 10

if the 16h looks like this: (16h) then you flip the whole thing :)

Answer 11

yeah. it depends on what the -7 exponent is applied to

Answer 12

if its just:

\[16h^{-exp}\]
flip the h over

Answer 13

the =7 is an exponent

Answer 14

-7**

Answer 15

if it looks like (16h)^-7 then it would be 1/(16h)^7

Answer 16

okay then