Simplify.
6a^-1c^-3/d^0

I know d^0 = 1

So it would be 6a^-1c^-3/1

Now what?

Question

Simplify.
6a^-1c^-3/d^0

I know d^0 = 1

So it would be 6a^-1c^-3/1

Now what?

superdavesuper · Answer

please write out the equation like the one below or take a pic of it; it would be much easier that way$$6a ^{-(c ^{-3}/d ^{0})}$$

anonymous · Answer

Do you still need me to do so?

superdavesuper · Answer

Not if u have figured the right answer urself already :)

superdavesuper · Answer

Without seeing the eqn, it is difficult to simplify.

anonymous · Answer

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superdavesuper · Answer

Thanks - that helps :) so u have already simplified the d^0 part, the only things left can be done using the following eqn:

$$x ^{-y}=1/x ^{y}$$

anonymous · Answer

Is that some sort of formula?

anonymous · Answer

Oh wait, yes it is.

superdavesuper · Answer

No, it is just a simplified way of writing x^-y n u can use it to simplify ur eqn further.

anonymous · Answer

6a^-1c^-3/1

1/6a^1
1/c^3


am I doing this correctly or...?
Ugh sorry I'm still new at this all.

superdavesuper · Answer

No need to be sorry but u may want to try using the blue "Equation" icon just below this box....it helps.

In this case, u already simplified the d^0 term, so using the eqn i wrote, u can simplify it further to

$$6/ac ^{3}$$

do u understand how i get it?

anonymous · Answer

Oh yes I understand. But would that be the simplified expression..?

anonymous · Answer

It seems like that.

superdavesuper · Answer

U cant simplify it any further unless u know what is a and c.

anonymous · Answer

Oh I see