SOLUTION: ‎(6x to the negative 8 exponent/7y to the negative 2 exponent) to the negative 2 exponent.
Algebra.Com
Question 460386: (6x to the negative 8 exponent/7y to the negative 2 exponent) to the negative 2 exponent.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(6x to the negative 8 exponent/7y to the negative 2 exponent) to the negative 2 exponent.
-------------
[(6x^-8)/(7y^-2)]^-2
-----
= [6y^2/7x^8]^-2
----
= [7x^8/6y^2]^2
------
= [49x^16/36y^4]
============================
Cheers,
Stan H.
RELATED QUESTIONS
what is negative four to the negative third exponent?
(answered by macston)
make to a positive exponent 3 negative 2 exponent
(answered by solver91311)
what would be derivative for AC= 100Q to the negative 1 exponent + 2 + .5X
My question... (answered by rfer)
how do you write -o.125z to the negative third power without using a negative... (answered by stanbon)
Please help with simplifying this expression
(Y to the 5th power times z to negative... (answered by josgarithmetic)
how to solve negative and zero exponent
(answered by Alan3354)
Negative 8 in parentheses with negative 2 exponent outside parentheses, how do you solve... (answered by Alan3354)
i have a fraction that is 4 with a negative exponent of 2 over 7.
the goal is to get the (answered by richard1234)
what do you do when you have a number to a negative exponent? for example 4 to the... (answered by vleith,richwmiller)