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simplify y^(-2/5)(y^(-8/5)+y^(17/5))
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You should use the law of the exponents. http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/exponent-laws.html \[y ^{-2/5} (y^{-8/5} + y^{17/5})\] \[ =y^{(-2 + (-8)) / 5} + y^{(-2 + 17)/ 5}\] \[= y^{-10/5} + y^{15/5}\] Then just cancel the terms and simplify the expression.
You just simplify \[y^{-10/5} \] to \[y^{-2}\] and similarly for the other term. That should do it.
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