Please help.

(√x^7)/(√29x^[-1/2])

leave no negative exponents.

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Please help.

(√x^7)/(√29x^[-1/2])

leave no negative exponents.

nottim · Answer

hey son.

nottim · Answer

didn't like your spamming earlier.

anonymous · Answer

Sup bro.

nottim · Answer

anyways, does the whole thing equal 0?

nottim · Answer

That would make this a lot nicer.

anonymous · Answer

no. Just simplify.

nottim · Answer

its been a while since i did thing, but I'll try.

nottim · Answer

YOu knwo about logs? I think that works here...

anonymous · Answer

no. no logs

nottim · Answer

no logs?
Well, all I can say is to multiply them together...

nottim · Answer

New guy, help us out. I can't remember this stuff.
I know that without the square roots, the exponents would just kinda multiply together; that right?

nottim · Answer

wait. goddarn. the bases aren't the same. sorry bout that. I really don't remember this.

nottim · Answer

ill go ask around, k, jive?

nottim · Answer

wait. that's a division sign. goddarn.

nottim · Answer

well, if the sqr roots were gone, and the bases were the same, you would subtract the exponents.

nottim · Answer

yayy. help

nottim · Answer

hey. We're not done yet.

nottim · Answer

i really do want to see this get solved. just wait. Ill get someone.

bahrom7893 · Answer

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is it what u meant?