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** PLEASE HELP WILL MEDAL ** Evaluating Expressions with Exponents: Please simplify I will attach below!!
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HI!!
you have a couple of choices one is to first multiply each exponent inside the parentheses by \(-4\) maybe that is the easiest
you should get \[\huge \frac{r^{20}s^{12}}{r^{-32}s^8}\]
does that look right? ( you are not done yet)
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Yes that's what I got!! Thank you! @misty1212
got logged out, sorry still not done though right?
the \(r^{-32}\) comes up to the numerator as \(r^{32}\)
and \[\frac{s^{12}}{s^8}=s^{12-8}=s^4\]
so you end up with \[r^{20}r^{32}s^4\] then add the exponents for the \(r\) terms
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Perfect! I just needed to simplify the first part but I got it! @misty1212
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