Question

I need help with math...

Answer 1

huh

Answer 2

always remember when something is "^0"..........the answer will always be 1.......so this is self explanatory

Answer 3

yea I'm just struggling in math rn and I'm about to fail

Answer 4

for 2. use formula

\[\frac{ a^x }{ a^y } = a^{(x-y)}\]

Answer 5

so it would be 1

Answer 6

yes ma'am

Answer 7

kk

Answer 8

how you get this 1 ?

Answer 9

wym

Answer 10

the base number is 12
you need find the exponent

Answer 11

I agree with Jhonny, If I may join the question.
After finding out your;
\[a^\left\{ x-y \right\}\]
You will then simplify that to get your final answer.

Answer 12

1/4

Answer 13

or 1 with ex of 4

Answer 14

\[\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }\]
Isn't a option.

Answer 15

no i mmean 1 with an exponent of 4

Answer 16

That isn't a option either.

Answer 17

wym my guy is says it right here

Answer 18

Well, that wasn't the one you put up there.

Answer 19

ik but me and johnny were going over a diff question

Answer 20

the base number of 12 dont change you need find the exponent of 12

Answer 21

i think on your first posted problem bc. this not was solved again right

Answer 22

so 12 with ex of 4 or 12 with ex of 12

Answer 23

Correct, when doing this type of equation it's basically saying;
\[a^\left( x-y \right)\]
You never divide the number by itself.

Answer 24

so 12 with ex of 4

Answer 25

16-4=12. I don't understand how you are getting 4.

Answer 26

I give up

Answer 27

thanks tho

Answer 28

Don't give up. We can keep working if you'd like.

Answer 29

no bc i can just go over this with my teacher on tuesday

Answer 30

but thank you for yalls help

Answer 31

All rightly, Just know we are here to help, don't feel the need to give up. We are always here for all of QC.

Answer 32

ok