Question

Simplify without negative exponents.
\[\frac{ x ^{-4} }{ x ^{7} }\]

Answer 1

x^(-a) / 1 / x^a

Answer 2

\[\large \color{green}{\frac{x^m}{x^n} = x^{m-n}}\]

Answer 3

You have \(m = -4\) and \(n = 7\), try to use the rule I gave just now..

Answer 4

Try it once otherwise I don't know whether you will be falling in Katt, but you will be falling (and failing too) in Maths.. :P

Answer 5

x^-11

Answer 6

@Bhawaish it says no negative exponent

Answer 7

Also, you are not allowed to give out direct answers.. @Bhawaish ..
Please read Code of Conduct for this site once..
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Answer 8

Have considered the rule that @waterineyes@waterines givegive you

Answer 9

There is no hidden trick or something just the rule that is all