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please help me confirm my answer because I am bad at math! so I have the problem (-1/2x^5)(-1/9x) and I got the answer of 2/9x^6, is this correct?
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should be 1/18x^6
no its suppose to be 1/8 x^6
man I suck at this, do either or both of you mind showing me your work so that I can know how you got the answer?
reason is because you simply multiply common factors together in this case just multiply -1/2 * -1/9 = 1/18 other common: x^5 * x = x^6
multiply the numerators (-1) * (-1) = 1 then the denominators (2x^5)(9x) = 18x^6
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oh I thought I had to have the same denomitor to multiply, so that's where I went wrong, thanks!
denominator I mean
Nope that's for addition.
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