Answer:
6^-1
Step-by-step explanation:
6^-6 - (-5) = 6^(-6 + 5) = 6^(-1)
A lot of things are going on in this question. Notice how the 5 is handled. It starts off in the denominator as - 5 and when brought to the numerator it becomes -(-5) which makes it + 5.
The answer is then easy. It is 6^(-6 + 5) = 6^-1
You could give the answer as 1/6 but that is not what the question says.
The property of exponents says that when you divide two exponents with the same base, you can keep the base and subtract the exponents. So you can do 18-3, which is 15, so it would be 15 to the 15th power
5(6*3) = 5(18) = 90
(5*6)3 = (30)3 = 90
The answer is the same by the associative law.
Answer:
equal ten
Step-by-step explanation:
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