I get that you add exponents when you multiply them. I get that you subtract them when you divide.
But I don't get this problem.
y^-3 / y^-32
Would it be y^-35?
That doesn't work in the equation thing.
HELP.
(:
-Sara
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I get that you add exponents when you multiply them. I get that you subtract them when you divide.
But I don't get this problem.
y^-3 / y^-32
Would it be y^-35?
That doesn't work in the equation thing.
HELP.
(:
-Sara
You are right, that doesn't work! Think about it: when you divide, you SUBTRACT exponents, right? What if you SUBTRACT (-32) from -3? That gives you newexponent=-3-(-32)=-3+32...
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