Question

gahhh helppp














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Answer 1

i got it for kevin but not for the rest. :/

Answer 2

Use this:

\[\large{\cfrac{x^a \bullet x^b}{x^c} = x^{a+b-c}}\]

Answer 3

thanks :)

Answer 4

No problem

Answer 5

Also remember this:

\[\huge{\sqrt[n]{x} = x^{\cfrac{1}{n}}}\]

Answer 6

for joe i got x^11/4 ? is that correct?

Answer 7

perfect

Answer 8

Try calculating for Deb

Answer 9

okay but what happenes to all the exponents inside the squareroot?

Answer 10

@vishweshshrimali5

Answer 11

You just add their powers

Answer 12

If they are in multiplication : add powers

division : subtract the powers