Question

-(5^-5)(3^3)

Answer 1

uhh

Answer 2

I'm doing factoring in algebra 3 rn.

Answer 3

All I know is when something is in parenthesis, you distribute.

Answer 4

I think i got it

Answer 5

\[-\frac{ 27 }{ 3125 }\]

Answer 6

Yea thats the answer I kept getting.

Answer 7

I just didn't know if it was right or if my math was correct

Answer 8

answer choices

Answer 9

okay lets see

Answer 10

the answer is b

Answer 11

What are you learning? what type of math is this?

Answer 12

im in 8th grade

Answer 13

even tho i wasn't asking you that but ok

Answer 14

actually the answer isnt B

Answer 15

yes it is

Answer 16

What math are you learning tet

Answer 17

algebra? geometry?

Answer 18

algebra

Answer 19

what grade are u in

Answer 20

which one? there are 3

Answer 21

do pemdas

Answer 22

DO you need help still tet because I am a bit confused if you do or not.

Answer 23

Yes they do

Answer 24

yea i still need help

Answer 25

Hmm....

Answer 26

-(5^-5)(3^3) = \[-(5^2)(3^3)\]
Right?

Answer 27

So the \[-(5^2)(3^3)\]
So that would turn into -25 and 27 correct?

Answer 28

No. I think you read that wrong.

Answer 29

i think its 9

Answer 30

You said \[(5^2) \] when its (5^-5) there is a negitive in the exponet

Answer 31

thanks

Answer 32

no i was talking to uh timmy

Answer 33

Wouldnt those cancel out tho?

Answer 34

positive and a negative. those are multiplied.

Answer 35

That might be the case.

Answer 36

If you multiply a negative by a negative they equal a positive right?

Answer 37

Yes.

Answer 38

Well there you go.

Answer 39

Yep.

Answer 40

So it wouldn't be -25

Answer 41

Ya it woudnt be and I didnt see that I put it as -25. Oops my bad. xd

Answer 42

Lol

Answer 43

Now when I first did this on symbolab , I got -27/3125

Answer 44

but that isn't the answer

Answer 45

Tell you what. I want you to try to do this until you got the answer. Thats my challenge to you. xd

Answer 46

Challenge accepted.

Answer 47

ok tet what do you think we should do?

Answer 48

🤷‍♂️idk

Answer 49

OK let me think

Answer 50

I got you tet.

Answer 51

so we know that 3 ^3 is 27

Answer 52

i said that hmph

Answer 53

Tet my math teacher is a genius. He went to collage for a long time for stuff like this. Ill find the answer

Answer 54

can you show the entire screen shot?

Answer 55

@timmyspu

Answer 56

Yes?

Answer 57

So turns out it doesn't cancel out.

Answer 58

this is what i did

Answer 59

it doesn't cancel out

Answer 60

bcs u take it out of the parenthesis

Answer 61

Alright tet told me he go the answer. So at this point you are welcome to keep on going but there isnt really a point anymore. Plus I have stuff that I have to get done. So well done congrats. Well have a nice day to you and tet.

Also by the way you have to distribute the - xd

Answer 62

HE SHOUDLA SAID SOMEHING

Answer 63

im going to do it on paper, i have never gotten one of these wrong

Answer 64

Okay

Answer 65

well just so you dont get confused

Answer 66

symbolab gave us the answer \[\frac{ -27 }{ 3125 }\]

Answer 67

its not right. The answers are either \[\frac{ 1 }{ 9}, 9, -9, \ \frac{ -1 }{ 9 }\]

Answer 68

those are the ones tet gave.

Answer 69

Lol this question is broken, or you posted the wrong question. Screenshot the whole thing.

Answer 70

what?

Answer 71

Its not my question

Answer 72

@tiffbb101

Answer 73

that is the whole thing

Answer 74

istg its bcs YOU WROTE IT WRONG

Answer 75

YOU WROTEIT OUT WRONG TET

Answer 76

no i didnt

Answer 77

YES YOU DID

Answer 78

no i didnt

Answer 79

YOU SAID IT WAS -(5^-5)

Answer 80

Anyways my work here is done

Answer 81

NO

Answer 82

um what?

Answer 83

3!=5 bro

Answer 84

tet that is what you orignally said the problem was.

Answer 85

ohh

Answer 86

you wrote it wrong

Answer 87

i see now

Answer 88

okay so.

Answer 89

its \[-(3^-5)\]

Answer 90

but make the negtive 5 an exponet

Answer 91

it wont let me do negtive exponetes

Answer 92

I got \[-1/9\]

Answer 93

ok HOW

Answer 94

my hands hurt now

Answer 95

lol

Answer 96

Heck you for making me type out what i did on paper >:C

Answer 97

lol

Answer 98

\(\large -(3^{-5})(3^3)=-(3^{(-5+3)}=-(3^{-2})=-\frac{1}{9}\)

Answer 99

Oops closing parenth broken. U get the point