t^-6 * t= ?

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t^-6 * t= ?

anonymous · Answer

Input: t/t^6
Results: 1/t^5

anonymous · Answer

that was correct...thanks.  just really can't think right now.

anonymous · Answer

Your welcome ^ ^ . <3

anonymous · Answer

(a^-4)^3    would that be a^-12?

anonymous · Answer

Results: 1/a^12

anonymous · Answer

oh..so this type of math you have to invert the fractions or whatever?

anonymous · Answer

by the way when i write it as "/" i mean it like a fraction bar :)

anonymous · Answer

that's what I thought.  so I just tried (q^-5)^-3    and I got 1/q^15, but i said it was wrong...

anonymous · Answer

I mean it, not i said...

anonymous · Answer

If you have an Essay for example. and you were to write "1/q^15" as your answer you should also add that / = fraction bar so in that way your teacher won't get mix up if / means division. And we all know that * = Multiplication ;)

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anonymous · Answer

x and * can be Multiplication

anonymous · Answer

I do realize that much, just having trouble getting to the answer

anonymous · Answer

that's if your home schooled, if your in a regular public school then you can write it how it looks like in ca. :)

anonymous · Answer

gottcha, I'm at college taking math online

anonymous · Answer

if you need any other help please post it in a different question box ;)

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks

anonymous · Answer

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