Question

@welshfella @texaschic101 plz help

Answer 1

Have you learnt the laws of exponents?

Answer 2

a little but i am very bad at it

Answer 3

When dividing you subtract exponents

Answer 4

http://www.rapidtables.com/math/number/exponent.htm

Answer 5

\[\frac{ a ^{n} }{ a^{m} }=a ^{n-m}\]

Answer 6

ya but i dont under stand how to do it when it is n a fraction form

Answer 7

use my equation that i just wrote

Answer 8

what is a in your example? Its the base number. I.e a

Answer 9

n=7 m=3

Answer 10

s do i add 7 and 3

Answer 11

*so

Answer 12

\[\frac{ a ^{n} }{ a^{m} }=a ^{n-m}\]

Answer 13

what are we doing to the exponents on the RHS of the equation?

Answer 14

just plug your numbers into the formula

Answer 15

i am not sure

Answer 16

you are subtracting

Answer 17

7-3 so 4

Answer 18

a

Answer 19

yes...a^4

Answer 20

now can u check this one \[3^{2} * 3^{5} * 3^{-3}\] is it 81

and what is a,b,c,d

Answer 21

is it b

Answer 22

when you are multiplying exponents with the same base, you add the exponents

Answer 23

so add the exponents.......2 + 5 + (-3)

Answer 24

yes...your correct...it is b

Answer 25

one more plz