Question

Can someone tell me in english how these properties are called?

a^-x=1/a^x

x^a/b=^broot(x^a).

i forgot them completly.

Answer 1

@FibonacciChick666

Answer 2

@rational @TheSmartOne

Answer 3

i never cared to learn their names hehe
just what they mean :)

Answer 4

well the second is writing a radical in rational power form

Answer 5

THERE IS REALLY NO NAME WE CAN ASSOCIATE IT WITH RATHER THAN THAT :)

Answer 6

well this is the question my brother has. there is no exect good name fo it

Answer 7

THE FIRST IS REALLY JUST THE EXPONENTS PROPERTY

Answer 8

exponent rules!
first one is a^{-x}
reciprocal 1/a^x flip flop ;P
and for 2nd one
hmm i guess rO_Ot to exponent form ;P

Answer 9

hmm

Answer 10

WHAT YOUR BROTHER NEEDS IS NOT A NAME,
WHY DO WE CARE ABOUT SUCH RULES AND WHY DO THEY MAKE SENSE THAT SHOULD OF BEEN THE QUESTION

Answer 11

lol well ok maybe
thx anyways now bye!

Answer 12

ALRIGHT, JUST TELL HIM EXPONENT PROPERTY AND RADICAL TO RATIONAL POWERS

Answer 13

AND TAKE CARE :)

Answer 14

calm down xapproachesininity :P

Answer 15

EH WHY :)
I'M COME, DID I SOUND OTHERWISE LOL :)

Answer 16

CALM I MEAN HEHE

Answer 17

nvm i apologize

Answer 18

NO NEED TO :)

Answer 19

There isn't really a name for those... I would say definition of a negative exponent and definition of fractional exponent personally

Answer 20

a property is something that can be proven, these cannot be proven as they are agreed upon terminology, hence, definitions