Question

Evaluate

Answer 1

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Answer 2

9^-1/2
9^-1/4
9
92

Answer 3

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Answer 4

ok so we're going to be using two properties of exponents here, well 3 technically

\(\large 1) x^2*x^4=x^6\) when multiplying exponents with a common base, we add the powers
\(\large 2) \dfrac{x^6}{x^5 }=x\) when dividingexponents with a common base, we subtract the powers
and then there's \(\huge \sqrt[a]{b^c}=b^\frac{c}{a}\)

Answer 5

... i still dont get it

Answer 6

you're going to have to start by converting the terms into exponential form, for example \(\huge \sqrt9 = 9^\frac{1}{2}\)

Answer 7

ummm...

Answer 8

is it B?