7.4 Division Properties of Exponents - Algebra 1

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[keintabak]

Answer on #3 is wrong, as others have mentioned. Remove this video and simply redo it. It would be a shame to teach people the wrong way, when they are struggling to understand basic algebra.

[Chrisrowhatey]

One question, When it is (A^3/b^2)^4  do you add the 4 to the exponets? thanks again

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[NetLurker03]

The 3rd problem is wrong... C^21 Should be at the Denominator...

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[RobbWorld]

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[20Mako]

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[jujlier32]

on the video for problem two is it pretty much the same thing if a letter had a negative exponent?

[joni233898]

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[RobbWorld]

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How did your test go? Lots of students have a remembering problem :)

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[RobbWorld]

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[RobbWorld]

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[juancarlos643]

did number 3 have the right steps?

[RobbWorld]

@juancarlos643

Here is a mistake on 3.

[msmathteachr]

Number 3 is wrong. The c^21 does belong in the denominator. You are correct U2BTIM

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[ALPHAgemX]

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[zMuffineenz]

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[U2BTIM]

I believe Problem 3) is wrong....If two others would please verify.

My Answer:

One Hundred Twenty Five times "a" to the ninth power, Divided By, "c" to the twenty-

first power.

[I would have shown it with numbers & fraction bar (ect...) but it won't post...looks to much like a web address]

[RobbWorld]

@U2BTIM

Yes I did make a mistake on number 3 and c^21 is in the denominator.

[ProSnipesinHD]

@U2BTIM the answer is 125 a^12 over a^3c^21

[U2BTIM]

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