Question

help me thow......!!!

Answer 1

Question?

Answer 2

Sorry, don't know that :C

Answer 3

@PianoGirl3

Answer 4

What's the question

Answer 5

@PianoGirl3

Answer 6

@PianoGirl3 can you please check my work

Answer 7

@imqwerty

Answer 8

i think i know my mistake bah i jus wanna check with you qwerty XD

Answer 9

okay :)
this step is wrong-

\(\large- 45+\frac{2^6}{2^2}\)

Answer 10

new that...

Answer 11

so should i jus leave it at \[1/4 + 2^6\]

Answer 12

and not simplfy any further

Answer 13

no we can simplify it further
find out the values of \(2^6\) and \(\large \frac{1}{4}\)
and add them up =]

Answer 14

what do you mean by values???

Answer 15

like \(2^6\) is this-> \(2 \times 2 \times 2 \times 2 \times 2 \times 2=64\)

similarly we can find the value of \(\large \frac{1}{4}\) by dividing 1 by 4

one you have the two values you can simply add them to simplify

Answer 16

so 0.25 + 64....?

Answer 17

yeah
and you also have a "-45"
so -45+0.25+64

Answer 18

oh i can raise 1/4 to the power of -1... to get 4

Answer 19

well you cannot do that

Answer 20

oh i don't think 0.25 would work... only whole numbers... would work...

Answer 21

because you can't simply put any power by yourself

Answer 22

oh oki...

Answer 23

so at the end we jus go -45 + .25+ 62? thats it?

Answer 24

64

Answer 25

i get 19.25

Answer 26

do i haveto put it in fractions form?

Answer 27

does the question say that you must put it in that form?

Answer 28

itsays to give all the ansers in positive exponents...

Answer 29

so i think am good right???HAHAHAHAHa thanks qqwerty LUV <3

Answer 30

yeah i think that solution is correct :D and np ;D

Answer 31

btw deep condolences for india's loss against west indies

Answer 32

); ikr that loss hit me hard
and i feel very bad D:

Answer 33

AAwwwnnn gimme a hug <3 :")

Answer 34

lol *hugsss* haha

Answer 35

HAHAHA again thanks... see you in the next question XD

Answer 36

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Answer 37

(; okay