Question

:( ughhh

Answer 1

uggh hell
use exponential notation is all

Answer 2

@satellite73 how to get 100 smartscore brah?

Answer 3

I only get the last part correct, I don't understand the first part..... someone helo

Answer 4

\[\huge x^{-\frac{7}{6}}\]

Answer 5

this is what i initially had

Answer 6

then add 1 and get
\[\huge \frac{x^{-\frac{1}{6}}}{-\frac{1}{6}}\]

Answer 7

yeah you kind of forgot the minus sign

Answer 8

it is after all in the denominator, not the numerator

Answer 9

so i had it right ?! shoot i just realized it

Answer 10

@satellite73

Answer 11

looks good to me

Answer 12

yes?

Answer 13

its correct, Thank you @satellite73 :)

Answer 14

imagine!
yw

Answer 15

I'll probably post another one in a little, I will try to work on it first for a little more @satellite73