Question

Exponential rules part 2?

Answer 1

hold up, lemme try to figure it out

Answer 2

I know a little about this, but everytime i do one of these I get some kinda weird fraction and decimal

Answer 3

i wouldv'e really luv to help u out w this question buh tbh i'm not really good at this since it's been time i don't work w this kind of work - i only know how to do financial algebra

Answer 4

sorry

Answer 5

Okay...

Answer 6

I am really not familiar with this kind of stuff. I good person to ask tho is @vocaloid

Answer 7

Okay..

Answer 8

So I'm not that great at this, but I know a little about it. If u want i can try to explain this as best as I can.

Answer 9

yes please.

Answer 10

Okay, so you want to to do the parintices first which 4*2 which equals 8

Answer 11

ok...

Answer 12

Then it's -5q^-4/-5q^8 u wanna subtract the exponets which gets you -12, since you can't have a negative as a exponet, and to make the exponet a positive you basically switch where it's at since it's in the numrator u should put it in the denominator. then with the coefficents (-5) you divide them which equals 1 so that cancels out. Then gets you q/q^12

Answer 13

Sorry if it doesn't make since and I'm not sire if thats right but that's what I got.

Answer 14

sure*