Mathhelp
@dude
I know I did something wrong.
it looks right to me
No. it said it wasnt.
oh im sorry
did you do it will posotive expontits??
no
oh maybe thats why you got it wrong because it said to do it with Positvie Exponits
ik
you might wanna try to do it with positive Exponites if not I do not know
Yes, this is where i made my mistake.
-5*3 is -15. -15+3 is -12 Idk what else to do
The way I learned converting negative exponents to positives was this: Whenever a fraction has exponents on both the numerator and denominator, you can swap those exponents and change the negative to a positive. It works the same way as "flipping it" into a fraction of vice versa. (E.g. \(x^{-3}=x^{\dfrac{1}{3}}\) 2nd e.g., \(\dfrac{x^{-2}}{x^{-9}}=\dfrac{x^{9}}{x^{2}}\))
You can continue from here: (before & after the neg-to-pos exponents rule) \(\dfrac{-5d^{-3}}{-4d^{-15}}=\dfrac{-5d^{15}}{-4d^{3}}\)
it helps with all kinds of math and makes algebra 10x easier
all u do is type in the problem and it should give you the answer but you can only use the varibles "X" and "Y"
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