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Excellent :-D you guys are on the mark. It's good exponent practice (I thought!) Thank you.
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i know i made a mistake...but what did I do wrong?

1 / 8/10^5 / 1 / 4/10^4

10/8 / 10/4

= 1/2
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i know i made a mistake...but what did I do wrong?

1 / 8/10^5 / 1 / 4/10^4

10/8 / 10/4

= 1/2

(8/10)^-5 != 1 / 8/10^5
(8/10)^-5 = 1/ (8^5)/(10^5)

(4/10)^-4 != 1 / 4/10^4
(4/10)^-4 = 1/ (4^4)/(10^4)



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