Question

Please help. Will give medal.

Answer 1

kk, what is it?

Answer 2

Yup, plz tell us wht's ur question ?

Answer 3

@Atowe3006 Sure,What is the question mam ?

Answer 4

\[-9m ^{-2}n ^{5}*2m ^{-3}n ^{-6}\]

Answer 5

You merely add exponents of like bases:\[-18m ^{-5}n ^{-1}\]and multiply the numerics.

Answer 6

Let me clear the point,

\[\huge\ a^x * a^y=a^{x+y}\]

Answer 7

Would it be a fraction?

Answer 8

Since there is negatives?

Answer 9

So, for the base "m", you add -2 and -3 to get -5. You could represent it as a fraction.\[\frac{ -18 }{ m ^{5}n }\]

Answer 10

Yes, because the exponents are negative, they can go into the denominator.

Answer 11

Thank you so much, Can you please help me with some others? I keep watching the video my teacher gave us to watch but I barely understand it.

Answer 12

Good luck in all of your studies and thx for the recognition! @Atowe3006 I'll try to help with more. And you are welcome very much!

Answer 13

3. A rectangular pasture has a fence around the perimeter. The length of the fence is \[16x ^{7}\] and the width is \[48x ^{4}\]. What is the area of the pasture? (1 point)

Answer 14

And no problem (:

Answer 15

and 21,504 isn't an answer.

Answer 16

np. A(rea) = (l)(w) =\[(16x^{7})(48x ^{4}) = 768x ^{11}\]where you add the 4 and 7 for the like base "x" and just multiply 16 by 48.

Answer 17

Oh!!! Omfg that was so blonde of me. Hah hah! I really appreciate you helping.

Answer 18

We all have little slip-ups. I do them all the time!

Answer 19

\((-9*2)m^{-2}.m^{-3}.n^5. n^{-6}\)

Answer 20

\(\LARGE{-18m^{-2+(-3)}.n^{5+(-6)}}\)

Answer 21

A good way to remember that you add exponents for like bases when multiplying is from the following simple example:\[2^{2}2^{3} = (4)(8) = 32 = 2^{5}\]If you can reconstruct that when you have a "blonde" moment, you'll do great!

Answer 22

i think u can solve it further

Answer 23

Thank you!!!

Answer 24

you're welcome!