Question

Simplify using positive exponents. m^3n^–6p^0

Answer 1

\[m^3n ^{-6}p^0 \] is the proper display.

Answer 2

does it help to know that \(p^0=1\) ?

Answer 3

and \[x^{-1} = \frac{ 1 }{ x }\]

Answer 4

and that \[n^{-6}=\frac{1}{n^6}\]

Answer 5

so\[\frac{ 2m^3 }{ ?n^6 } \] would be correct to assume?

Answer 6

Where'd you get the 2

Answer 7

ignore the question mark on the bottom

Answer 8

where did the 2 come from?

Answer 9

it was a typo it was supposed to be 1

Answer 10

usually you don't write the 1 either, just go with
\[\frac{m^3}{n^6}\]

Answer 11

So would that be the answer? or is there more to it?