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OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Will medal simplify 11^-4/11^8

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Would the answer be 11^4

OpenStudy (zpupster):

negative exponents go in the denominator like so 1/11^4

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Thanks by the way love your profile picture

OpenStudy (zpupster):

now that is no the answer and ty for comment on profile

OpenStudy (sylph):

Actually you would set it up as \[11^{4}=(11^{2})^{2}\]

OpenStudy (sylph):

From there you evaluate \[11^{2}\]

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

121

OpenStudy (zpupster):

\[\frac{ 1 }{ 11^{4+8}}\]

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

1 / 11^12

OpenStudy (sylph):

Yes. Now \[\frac{1}{121^{2}\times11^{8}}\]

OpenStudy (sylph):

Oops sorry Pup >-< I forgot you were doing this

OpenStudy (zpupster):

no problem

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Would it be 1/11^4 or just 11^4

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Or nether

OpenStudy (sylph):

Looks like he's gone.....

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Yeah

OpenStudy (sylph):

Would you still like some help?

OpenStudy (angelina__nievse):

Yes

OpenStudy (sylph):

Evaluate \[121^{2}\]

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