SOLUTION: I need to divide b^19/b^12 but do not understand how to do so.
Algebra.Com
Question 411666: I need to divide b^19/b^12 but do not understand how to do so.
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You have to remind yourself what exponents are.
Try a simple problem first. I always use this method of attack
This tells me that , so just subtract the
bottom exponent from the top (or get a tired hand writing out 19 b's on
top and 12 b's on the bottom)
your problem:
---------------------
What if the bigger number was on the bottom?
The result of the subtraction just ends up on the bottom
Hope this helps
RELATED QUESTIONS
1. What is the approximate value of b when angle C = 106 degrees, angle B = 28 degrees... (answered by stanbon)
How do I solve the following
B = 175(1 + B/300) I know the answer is 420 but I do not (answered by Fombitz)
I do not understand how to solve 3n-5=19 Iv'e tried twice to do it but i still don't get... (answered by ikleyn,Edwin McCravy)
Please help me with graphing these problems.
I do not understand how to do this.
a... (answered by bucky)
I know the answer to this question but do not know how to show the work
Solve for b... (answered by Alan3354)
I know how to write down the problem. But how do i even do it? I do not... (answered by ankor@dixie-net.com)
I am practicing for an algebra college exam. The question asks me to divide and simplify... (answered by solver91311)
hey thank you for your help,
well okay its really not a formula that i need solved its... (answered by ankor@dixie-net.com)
how do i know which order the proofs need to be in. it confuses me so much. i seriously... (answered by richwmiller,stanbon)