Answer:
(6^3)/(6^5)
6^- 2
(6^- 9) * (6^7)
Step-by-step explanation:
3^(- 6)
= 1/3^6 (since we know that a^(- 1) = 1/a^1 = 1/a)
= 1/729
6^(- 2)
= 1/(6^2) (since we know that a^(- 1) = 1/a^1 = 1/a)
= 1/36
6^3/6^5
= 6^(3 - 5) (since we know if the bases are the same then powers can be manipulated like regular math problems)
= 6^(- 2) (since we know that a^(- 1) = 1/a^1 = 1/a)
= 1/6^2
= 1/36
6^2 / 6^(- 1)
= 6^(2 - (- 1)) (since we know if the bases are the same then powers can be manipulated like regular math problems)
= 6^(2 + 1)
= 6^3
= 216
6*6^-2
= (6^1) * (6^- 2)
= 6^(1 - 2)
= 6^(- 1)
= 1/(6^1) (since we know that a^(- 1) = 1/a^1 = 1/a)
= 1/6
6^(- 9) * 6^7
= 6^(- 9 + 7) (since we know if the bases are the same then powers can be manipulated like regular math problems)
= 6^ (- 2) (since we know that a^(- 1) = 1/a^1 = 1/a)
= 1/6^2
= 1/36
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