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  • 22-04-2015
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Simplify only using positive exponents

(2t)^-6

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 22-04-2015

To simplify, you need to distribute the -6 out into both the 2 and the t to get:

\(2^{-6} * t^{-6}\)

Now, if you only want positive exponents, you need to write the expression in this form:

\(\frac{1}{ 2^{6}* t^{6} }\)

Which would simplify to:

\(\frac{1}{ 64t^{6}}\)

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