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h^2/h^11 simplify using only positive exponents...I got h^1/7
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1/h^9
I meant h^1/9
\[\frac{1}{h^9}\]
thank you very much
It's not what you think. You can't write h^{1/9}
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I see it has to be 1/h^9 thanks babe
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