Question

Simplify the following expression.

2^3 x 2^-5

Answer 1

@iGreen

Answer 2

@iGreen @iGreen

Answer 3

I KNOW YOU!

Answer 4

What?

Answer 5

Look dude i just need help

Answer 6

You're that other person from yesterday and the day before who kept tagging me and @iGreen .

Answer 7

He had these math problems like you, had the word patrick in his username, and had a picture of patrick from spongebob.

Answer 8

yeah okay plz help

Answer 9

And no that was @PatrickWeeWoos

Answer 10

YEAH, THAT GUY!

Answer 11

Yeah you do realize im not him right

Answer 12

Ok, whatever. When multiplying powers with the same base, you add the exponents.

Answer 13

So 3 + -5 = ?

Answer 14

-8

Answer 15

No...

Answer 16

8

Answer 17

NO

Answer 18

5+3=8

Answer 19

Look, when you add a negative number to a positive, you make the negative a positive, then subtract. So It's 5 - 3. But then you have to make your answer negative.

Answer 20

-2

Answer 21

Yes... -.-

Answer 22

So 1/2

Answer 23

Then you use -2 for your exponent, so what's the answer?

Answer 24

1/2

Answer 25

WELL?

Answer 26

?

Answer 27

You get \(5^{-2}\) @.PatrickStar.

Answer 28

Now simplify \(5^{-2}\), put it in Google.

Answer 29

What did you get? @.PatrickStar.

Answer 30

25

Answer 31

LOL!

Answer 32

Thats what google gave me im not sure on tht

Answer 33

No, put '5^-2' in google..that's 5^2..

Answer 34

You forgot the '-' sign.

Answer 35

4

Answer 36

No..it's a decimal.

Answer 37

0.04

Answer 38

Yep! So that's your answer.

Answer 39

Good job!

Answer 40

Ok more

Answer 41

Okay, close this one and open a new one.