Question

x^​‑3*​x^​7*​x

Simplify the expresson using each base only once

Answer 1

hint :
x^a * x^b * x^c = x^(a+b+c)

Answer 2

i dont understand what ur tryingg to say ....

Answer 3

just adding the powers, because the bases already be same

Answer 4

well, this is an example for you
x^-2 * x^8 * x = x^(-2 + 8 + 1) = x^7
so, x^7 its answer

Answer 5

thanks .... \[1/r^-3 \] is 1r-3 right?

Answer 6

^^^ where did u get 8 from the numbers are -3 7

Answer 7

and 1

Answer 8

i got the awnser for the x though so never mind bout the 8 .... um can you help me with a nother proble ???

Answer 9

x^-2 -----> -2 as the power/exponent
x^8 -----> 8 as the power
x ------> the power is 1

x is the base

Answer 10

use this property :
1/a^-m = a^m

Answer 11

there wasnt no 8 thats what i was trying to tell u.

Answer 12

(t^-3)^3 how i do this?? multiply the outer 3 by negitive 3 ?
t^-9 >>>change it 1 / t^9 ????

Answer 13

yes, that's right!

Answer 14

Thank :)))

Answer 15

welcome :)