Question

heres another question

Answer 1

@ukulelegirl

Answer 2

YOU GOT IT! GOOD JOB WITH THE PING

Answer 3

Hm I'm not sure how to do this one. Ill try to ping someone who knows how. I'd like to learn how bcs im learning something like this and have a test on it.

Answer 4

let me think

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

I think that when dealing with exponets...you add or subtract them

Answer 7

@tonycoolkid21

Answer 8

@NoodlesAndRiceYT

Answer 9

noodles i need help man

Answer 10

im thinking, its been a while sense ive had this kind of math.

Answer 11

I want to learn how to do this aswell. for future reference of course :)

Answer 12

Can you tell me what you think you would do with this question?

Answer 13

@vocaloid

Answer 14

so here it says that you can multiply the exponents with the number aswell

Answer 15

wait no you add the exponents along to each other

Answer 16

sorry

Answer 17

okay, I know some of this, so v^-6 needs to be a posative right?

Answer 18

The guy is offline right now.

Answer 19

ooh okay

Answer 20

Okay so what you want to do since the exponets need to be positve you want to use the opposite. Since v^-6 is in the numburator usaually they switch to become denominator which makes it positive. v^12 is alreay positive so no need to fix it. v^-7 is like v^-6 use the opposite which puts v^-7 in the denominator. so then the answer is most likely v^12/v^6 v^7. If this doesn't make since please tell me, and sorry if it doesn't.