SOLUTION: Simplify completely with positive exponents a^2 b^-3 DIVIDED BY a^-4 b^2

Question 246773: Simplify completely with positive exponents
a^2 b^-3
DIVIDED BY
a^-4 b^2
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a^2 b^-3
DIVIDED BY
a^-4 b^2
b^-3 means 1/b^3
a^-4 means 1/a^4
so that puts all the A's on top and all the B's on bottom.
so we have (a^2*a^4)/(b^2*b^3)
so we add the 2 and 4
and we add the 2 and 3
a^6/b^5

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