How do Negative Exponents Work?

[@JayBizz.]

My teacher talking about negative exponents. Me: huh?

[@AmritKaurlllll]

thank you so much this actually helped me in my homework

[@CarmenLC]

1 being the multiplicative identity 2^(-3) = 1/2/2/2

[@nathan-498]

You didn’t explain the reason, you just retold what someone probably told you in the past. Why would ((1)(-2)(-2)(-2)) not satisfy that function?

[@Gooday2day]

Fun fact, flat Earthers think negative exponents are negative numbers.

[@Erik-pro-kameyo]

Thanks

[@tranhai8254]

My teacher talking negative exponents. Me:huh? You talking negative exponents. Me:negative exponents is now ez

[@ejazjindran]

Very Helpful👍👍

[@Viral_Shorts_News]

Thank you 👍 I think that I got it

[@FriendsGamer-oq3bd]

Thanku ❤❤❤

[@rayscott4341]

good video

[@michaelhinkley]

i learned somethin

[@shiftinggearsnpassingqueers]

These are baby steps

[@calebmcg]

pls no zooming

[@Thatpsycho-1110]

Why?

[@backenburn]

they go to denominator jail

[@shauryajain6490]

I like the analogy i myself use thie a loy

[@danaroshylgelera6437]

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[@hunterpuppy2746]

This is exactly why you can not trust birds, ever. Thank you for this very informative article

[@Callumculus]

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[@kjherms369]

Wth? Lol not sure we're watching the same video.

[@rebruc3806]

Huh?

[@davidporter671]

Coulda been 3 seconds long

[@Callumculus]

it could have! But why just tell you what to do when I can explain WHY? Very important for people who are new to this

[@corgilover4237]

​@@Callumculus girl you're really a grade saver