SOLUTION: how would i simplify this polynomial x^3 . x^-6= Thanks

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Question 21253: how would i simplify this polynomial
x^3 . x^-6=
Thanks
Answer by elima(1433)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x^3 . x^-6=
When we have a negative exponent it means the term is actually;

so we have;
*

the next step is to subtract exponents;

Hope you understand
=)
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