Math, asked by swayanair411, 16 days ago

Evaluate.
(1)
( \frac{1}{2} ) {}^{ - 5}
(2)
 {3}^{ - 2}
(3)
 {( - 4)}^{ - 2}

Answers

Answered by harsaniharsh
1

Answer:

Explanation:

Step 1: You have to Multiply the

3

and the

2

together and then add the

1

and that would all be over

3

. Then you get

2

1

3

=

2

×

3

+

1

3

=

7

3

Step 2: You do the same thing which is

2

times

1

and then add

1

and that would be all over

2

. Then you get

1

1

2

=

1

×

2

+

1

2

=

3

2

Step 3: Combine together as

7

3

3

2

Next, you have to have a common denominator of

6

.

7

3

times

2

both top and bottom. Then

3

2

is going to be times

3

both top and bottom.

7

3

×

2

2

=

7

×

2

3

×

2

3

2

×

3

3

=

3

×

3

2

×

3

Next, multiply top and bottom fractions individually, which gets to be

14

6

9

6

=

14

9

6

=

5

6

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Isabella · Stefan V.

Mar 13, 2018

5

6

Explanation:

First, change the mixed fractions into improper fractions by multiplying the whole number by the denominator and then adding the numerator.

2

1

3

=

2

×

3

+

1

3

=

7

3

1

1

2

=

1

×

2

+

1

2

=

3

2

Next, find a common denominator and then multiply the top and the bottom by the same number.

7

3

×

2

2

=

14

6

3

2

×

3

3

=

9

6

Subtract the numerators.

14

9

=

5

Make sure to keep the denominator.

5

6

Answered by srilakshmisnp
1

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