evaluate: 1.) (-3y^5) (-7y^4) 2.) 5a^-8 b^4 3.) pq^-3 r^-4 / 3u^-5 4.) 14x^-2 yz^-4 / 2xyz
You have to solve all of these? @lyssaaaa
yep it's actually up to ten but nah I think I can do the others
(-3y^5)(-7y^4) For the first one, just multiply -3 and -7, then add the exponents.
That will give you 21y^9
ohhhh
Is the 2nd one multiplication?
I think so. It says 5a raised to -8 b raised to 4 that's it
Oh, do you have choices? Because you can't simplify that anymore..the same goes with the third one..you can't simplify it anymore.
In the fourth one: 14x^-2 yz^-4 / 2xyz Are 14x^-2 and yz^-4 being multiplied?
It doesn't have choices
Well, just say #2 and #3 are already simplified.
I think I have to simplify it first ?
yep okay how abt num 4
isn't it like 14x^-2 simplify first with 2x?
For the fourth one, just divide 14 by 2, and subtract 1 for every exponent in the numerator. 14x^-2 yz^-4 / 2xyz That will give us: 7x^-3 z^-5 It cancels out the y-variable.
Ohhh
Yes, you would simplify the 14x^-2 first.
I still have a few questions is it okay ?
For the third one, you can't divide because the denominator doesn't have a similar variable with the numerator.
Yeah, sure.
What abt (5m^-1 n^2) (-3m^3 n)
\((5m^{-1} n^2) (-3m^3 n)\) Multiply the bases, add the exponents. \(5 * -3 = -15.\) \(m^{-1} + m^3 = m^2\) \(n^2 + n = n^3\) So: \(-15m^2n^3\)
Ohhh hb (-3x^-2 y)^-1 u will distribute -1 right?
And last 10^-5 / 10^6 = 10 am I right?
last question promise (-5)^-2
(-5)^-2 = -0.04
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