Negative Exponents and Fractional Exponents - Examples

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did you pass?

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How do I know if the imaginary one is placed in the numerator or denominator. Please help

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[@alonsorobots]

that part about the trick of not being able to get rid of negative exponents if there is addition is good to know!

[@macanbhaird1966]

This is great, really cuts to the chase and explains clearly with examples.

[@erikmel897]

Hi! Thanks for this. So what step do we take if there is a + sign and not multiplication? How can it be simplified?

[@meenabansal7883]

Seperate the numerator

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Awesome explanation of all relative concepts.

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[@kevinmcmah]

Mildred Duffie (5)^1/3 x (5)^2/3 = (5)^3/3 which is the same as (5)^1 = 5. Because we are adding the numerator but keeping the denominator the same.

[@Gorgithanial]

This helped a lot but how do i do it when the number is negative ex -8^4/3?

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You might also need an English teacher

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+SquirtleTime ohhh, sorry looks like you're such a grammar nazi

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[@TheJoeYo777]

why would 1/3 be positive aver adding -2/3 and 1 or 3/3.....sorry bro just a question

[@cjevnise]

As Patrick said while referring to the rule...when you have like bases you add the exponents. 1/3 + 2/3 = 3/3 = 1 Looks like you should practice adding fractions. Don't be sorry, just practice your mathematics.

[@loupis2347]

jose navarro 1 is the same as saying 3/3 since 3 ÷ 3= 1

[@Abig71ail]

Much thanks! I have a quiz tmrw!

[@mildredduffie6587]

hello Ive noticed at 2:12 u did an exampe of 5^1/3 x 5^2/3 u said the answer is 5. however the answer would be 25 because u are multiplying the bases. the addidtion for the exponents are correct but multiplication is not 😄

[@kaylairving9229]

what if the whole numbers didnt go into eachother evenly like say 18 over 30? Would you subtract them?

[@desmondtheredx]

exactly what i was looking for

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[@cocoaempress3817]

the stuff i am doing has like 5 exponents, and no base number and its division.. any help?

[@dataenthusiast6721]

please can you show me how to solve this problem: 0.57x^1.75+4x=4 I am trying to get the value of x.

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[@natanyofsho]

1/3^-3 One Third raised to the negative three power. When a fraction is raised to a negative expononent...?

[@cristobaldamian6181]

Ok but what if you have like 2x^3/x^3 how would I solve that

[@Woodsmith06]

Thanks so much! Great help! :)

[@mr.expert1784]

What if there are unlike bases

[@Gavolak]

What about the following problem: 1/x^(-3/6)? Im stuck on this problem. So far Ive gotten that I can change the denominator to 1/x^(3/6), but Im stuck there. Please help!

[@JerseyAccent653]

u have to simplify -3/6 to -1/2. then its x^1/2 which is the square root of x

[@loupis2347]

wait how do i solve the addition fraction. you only told me how not to do them.

[@davemayer6128]

could you do some example of decimal exponent?

[@kathyk459]

Thank you so much ^^

[@ulisesroldan2955]

What about (-9)^(-3/2)???? Help I got a test tomorrow

[@JeaniusCompany]

Awesome!

[@freeland2010]

in first of your video ,,what if you give also the (-a)negative sign ...what will be,,i know the exponent will lose the negative..thanks

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[@arelinmosquea5199]

Is 5 the only good number you can use

[@sathwikareddy4289]

Is it really 5???

[@ing8880]

damn i got x^1 power now im agonizing over this i did it as follows x^-2/3*x/x^-4/3 = x^1/3/x^-4/3 = x^4/3/x^1/3 = x^1 why cant i do it this way? somebody please help!

[@ireenmbale8934]

Am learning

[@QarbitraryQ]

I dont know how to do negative fractions. how is this an answer? 16^ (-3/4) can be rewritten as: 1/16 (+3/4) = 1/(16^(1/4)^3) = 1/2^3 = 1/8 where does that two come from?

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[@jennifertucker4542]

Multiplying fractional exponents

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