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Telemachus
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Jan 9 2014 06:52pm
if anyone is familiar with afm (advanced formulas mathematics) mind pming me and walk me through a few problems?
been out for a few days and for 4 days and i missed a whole lesson that i couldnt fully makeup and im struggling with a few problems. would appreciate it
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Jan 9 2014 07:00pm
what is the exact topic?
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Jan 9 2014 07:04pm
Quote (Azrad @ 10 Jan 2014 01:00)
what is the exact topic?
^^
actually post one of those problems you are struggling with
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Jan 9 2014 08:09pm
wasnt gonna post just watned a walkthrough via pm :/
but heres a problem
simplify:
(ab^(2)c^(-3)/2a^(3)b^-4)^-2
final answer cant have negatives which is what is screwing me up
This post was edited by Telemachus on Jan 9 2014 08:11pm
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Jan 9 2014 08:45pm
remember the rule..... x^(-1) = 1/x
also 1/[x^(-5)] = x^5
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Jan 12 2014 04:12pm
Quote (Azrad @ Jan 9 2014 09:45pm)
remember the rule..... x^(-1) = 1/x
also 1/[x^(-5)] = x^5
this. just go ahead and get rid of all the negatives from the start and then simplify.
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