SOLUTION: Negative exponents
I tried doing it from this example if x = a^p, then 1/x = 1/ap = a-p
8= 23, then ½ = 0.5= 8-1/ 3
Can some one explain how the 1/2 came into play. Or give me t
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I tried doing it from this example if x = a^p, then 1/x = 1/ap = a-p
8= 23, then ½ = 0.5= 8-1/ 3
Can some one explain how the 1/2 came into play. Or give me t
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Question 257982: Negative exponents
I tried doing it from this example if x = a^p, then 1/x = 1/ap = a-p
8= 23, then ½ = 0.5= 8-1/ 3
Can some one explain how the 1/2 came into play. Or give me the steps in how to resolve this problem.
Thanking you in advance,
TeiTei Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source):
