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r^2/2r^3
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1/2r
The answer is actually r/2 unless I'm really tired...
You had to eliminate the "r" so its 1/2r lmao
ahh...duh
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I used the exponent division rule and double-flipped it I guess
LOL, but you got it wrong hehe Don't know what rule your using though xD
I realize that! When dividing exponents with like bases, you subtract them...2-3 = -1 so I got 1/2r^-1...
I just double-flipped r^-1 :)
LOL, double flip >? you dont flip anything when you simplify
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So when *you* simplify, you leave negative exponents in the denominators? I don't
negatives ? they are all positive
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