Simplify a rational expression using rules of exponents

[@brianmclogan]

go get it, good luck, let me know how you do

[@TheOfficialNino]

Hallelujah you have helped me understand this and i have a mid term for alg. 2 trig

[@Danstry]

TheOfficialNino I wonder if you still have KZbin

[@lonelyhyper8792]

OMG i never realized how much of your yt videos would help> You have helped me so much thanks

[@kainojarvinen241]

3:35 why did you put a -1 in front of the equation after canceling out 2a³ and 2a⁴?

[@FXTXR3]

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[@davecristianconejos7524]

Thanks! You help me a lot

[@MYPASSIONMYLIFESTYLE]

If I have some variables in brackets and they are raised to a negative power in the numerator , can I bring them to the denominator to make them positive

[@wachowski9525]

Pretty sure you can, since its brackets you'd have to take all the variables down to the denominator then, but I've seen individual variables to negative exp. get taken down to the denominator.

[@teslauzair4539]

Thank you

[@alexandroskourtis5268]

AWESOME

[@patches393]

i put the -1 on the denominator and i took the -1 - out and got - 1/a^7 b^1 am still right right

[@surojitray2639]

Its better to write a big digits sir, otherwise all the digits look overlaping each other.Moreover I think there is less light arrangements in the room which leads the vewer to stess on the eyes specially like me who watches your class at the age of 75+.

[@patches393]

i mean i got - 1/1a^7 b am i right

[@patches393]

you could have took the negative out too brian mclogan

[@publicspeakinghub9064]

how to solve this b^-1+c^-1/(bc)^-1

[@cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662]

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