You can multiply them both as fractions or turn the fraction into a decimal and multiply it like that.
5 1/4 will have to turn into an improper fraction which means you have to get rid of the whole number so. To do so you have to multiply the whole number by the denominator which would be 5x4 which is 20 then add it to the numerator so I’d be 21.
Next turn the 3 into a fraction since it’s a whole number it’d be 3/1
Finally multiply straight across 21/4 x 3/1 which is 63/4 and luckily it’s already In it’s simplified form
Since the bases are all 13, keep the base and add the powers.
13^(-11 + 16 + -3 + 4 + -5)
13^1 = 13
The answer is 100 when I need the math I found 100
If I were you, I would search it up on VirtualNerd but you first undo using the opposite of PEDMAS and if you divide or multiply with a negative integer, the direction of the inequality thing in the middle of the equation switches directions.
