20%20%20" id="TexFormula1" title=" \frac{p^{c}}{r^{c}} " alt=" \frac{p^{c}}{r^{c}} " align="absmiddle" class="latex-formula">. Complete the statement about Stefan's claim. Stefan (can, cannot) simplify this expression because the two parts (have, do not have) the same (base, exponent).
is the same as:
(p * c)/(r * c)
(p/r)^c
p * c - r * c
(p/r)^c/c
no other expression
Raising a fraction to a power means that we raise both the numerator and denominator to that same power.
The converse is also true. If we have two powers, both of which have the same exponent, in fraction form, we can write this as the fraction made by the bases with the entire fraction raised to the power.
This means since p^c and r^c have the same exponent, we can write this as
First u have to draw a dollar sign ($). Then the amount of dollars (ex. ..23..) then the amount of coins , (ex: .45). Here's the full example, $23.45. :-)
is the same as:
