SOLUTION: Rewrite with positive exponents. Assume that even roots are of nonnegative quantities and that all denominators are nonzero.
{{{ (4q^-1/z^-3)^-2 }}}
I have {{{ (4z^3/q)^-2
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Question 367483: Rewrite with positive exponents. Assume that even roots are of nonnegative quantities and that all denominators are nonzero.
I have but don't know how to get rid of to the power of -2
Would you divide and get 4z^3/q divided by q/4z^3?
Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
inverting the fraction changes the sign of the exponent
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