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Indices question; simplify: (64)^-(5/6)
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@triciaal
what comes to your mind first?
so because its a negative it will be 1 over the positive
yes
i now get that bit i dont know how to figure the answer..
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you have to multiply the powers
how can you rewrite 64 as a number raised to a power
would it be 2^6
ask what are the prime factors of 64 do you see that 64 = 2^6
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Yes!! :))
so what you have 64^(-5/6) = 2^6^(-5/6) you have a power raised to a power so what do you do ?
multiply them
yes go ahead
would you do 64/2
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