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Question 876644: rewrite expression with positive exponents
1/(3x-3) *negative 3 is an exponent

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Question 876656: simplify the expression (4/x)^3
should have no negative exponents.

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Question 876666: rewrite expression with positive exponents 1/(3x^-3)
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Question 876666: rewrite expression with positive exponents 1/(3x^-3)
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Question 876749: (3/x)^-3 how do I solve this problem?

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Question 878113: What is -7 to the -4th power? Please explain how to solve this; I am completely confused. Thank you!
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Question 879330: Rewrite (5^-3)(7^2)/(5^6)(7^-8) using positive exponents?
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Question 879507: How can I simplify this with all positive exponents?:
5x^-1 / y^-1

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Question 879507: How can I simplify this with all positive exponents?:
5x^-1 / y^-1

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Question 879680: please help me to solve this one 81 1/3.81 5/12?

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Question 883070: (67x-4)/x = 6 + (4/x) I am trying to simplify this fraction On the six I found a common denominator of x and so that made 6x over x
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Question 884409: 10^127 or 10 to the power of 127 ,,is one followed by how many zeros?
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Question 883324: 5x to the negative 8 divided by Y to the negative 3 a to the second power
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Question 884872: (-9)^-2 rewrite the following question without an exponent please:)
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Question 884872: (-9)^-2 rewrite the following question without an exponent please:)
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Question 886270: simplify (8x^-6)^1/3?
Pos. answers are
All fraction form
x^6/2
2/x^2
x^2/2
8/x^2

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Question 886270: simplify (8x^-6)^1/3?
Pos. answers are
All fraction form
x^6/2
2/x^2
x^2/2
8/x^2

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Question 886270: simplify (8x^-6)^1/3?
Pos. answers are
All fraction form
x^6/2
2/x^2
x^2/2
8/x^2

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Question 886747: Can anyone explain why ab/a-b is in simplest form? Why can't the a's and b's cancel out and leave -1? Thanks
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Question 886751: Can anyone explain why ab/a-b is in simplest form? Why can't the a's and b's cancel out and leave -1? Thanks!
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Question 886828: Can anyone explain why ab/a-b is in simplest form? Why can't the a's and b's cancel out and leave -1? Thanks.
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Question 888734: Simplify (8m^3)^2(1/2m^2)^2. Please show the steps you took to solve the problem.
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Question 888709: Rewrite the expression with positive exponents 1/4x^-10y^14.
Please explain each step so I have a better understanding on how to solve problems like this. Thank You.

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Question 888709: Rewrite the expression with positive exponents 1/4x^-10y^14.
Please explain each step so I have a better understanding on how to solve problems like this. Thank You.

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Question 888709: Rewrite the expression with positive exponents 1/4x^-10y^14.
Please explain each step so I have a better understanding on how to solve problems like this. Thank You.

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Question 888738: Please simplify and show steps to the problem 20x^3y/4xy * -6xy/-x
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Question 889209: ((y^-(1/5))(x^5))^3/4 the answer cannot have negative exponents.
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Question 889421: What is (6m^4*n)/(2n^3*m^6)? Its got something to do with negative indices cuz the book says so, but I don't see anything...?
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Question 889421: What is (6m^4*n)/(2n^3*m^6)? Its got something to do with negative indices cuz the book says so, but I don't see anything...?
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Question 889833: Please help me solve this problem
c21

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Question 826590: 5^4/10^4+10^4
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Question 794725: please help me solve this problem -6/19=20k/209
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Question 822613: 1/a+b+x = 1/a+1/b+1/x
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Question 829111: If I have 100/-6 how do you make it positive?
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Question 890435: Write each expression in power form ax^b for numbers a and b.
24/(2√x)^3
For some odd reason I keep getting this wrong. The book says 3x^-3/2, but when I get I get 3/x^3/2. What am I doing wrong?

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Question 890435: Write each expression in power form ax^b for numbers a and b.
24/(2√x)^3
For some odd reason I keep getting this wrong. The book says 3x^-3/2, but when I get I get 3/x^3/2. What am I doing wrong?

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Question 890437: A. Evaluate the given expression
B. Find the domain of the function
C. Find the Range
h(z)= 1/z+7
Find h(-5)
Having some issues with this problem. I'm not sure if I am placing the -5 in the correct place. Answers are always wrong for what the book says. Please help.

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Question 890936: can you Simplify eight to the negative fifth divided by eight to the negative third.
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Question 891356: What would me the slope of a line if the x-intercept is -1/2 and the y-intercept is -3
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Question 891885: (20x^-4 over 27y^2)/(8x^-3 over15y^-5)
A. 32y^3 / 81x
B. 32 / 81xy^7
C 25y^3 / 18x
D 25/ 18xy^7
everyone on the internet keeps saying its D but i don't know how you get it plz help

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Question 892460: 4 x (21÷3) - 3
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Question 892460: 4 x (21÷3) - 3
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Question 892635: Solve. (-1/64)^2/3
I tried 6 times over and over and am frustrated. It is the only question I doin't know to finish this test please help thanks.

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Question 892712: Negative integral Exponents;
Perform the indicated operation;
%28x%5E%28-2%29y%5E%28-3%29%29%5E%28-1%29%2F%28x%5E%28-2%29%2By%5E%28-3%29%29

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Question 893864: Hello.


I'm in need of your help. Well, to be honest, I don't have a sum to ask about, I just am in need of a formular to calculate complicated algebraic expressions and equations which have negative fractional exponents (please note that I said negative fractional exponents, not negative and fractional exponents). I'm in year 9, and I just love maths! I'm great at it and all I need is formulars. All I need now is for you to give me as much formulae as possible, and I'll be doing alright. Thanks!

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