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How do you divide a positive exponent by a negative exponent? - Answers

Division by a negative exponent is the same as multiplication by its positive counterpart. So the question becomes one of multiplying one positive exponent by another positive exponent. If the mantissa (bases) are the same, then you simply add the exponents: 34 / 3-7 = 34 * 3+7 = 34+7 = 311 If the bases are not the same, but the exponents have the same value (though second one negative), then multiply the bases and raise to the common exponent: 34 / 5-4 = 34 * 54 = (3*5)4 = 154 You may need to do some preliminary calculations to bring the numbers into one or the other of these forms. 34 / 16-2 = 34 * 162 = 34 * 44 = (3*4)4 = 124



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Division by a negative exponent is the same as multiplication by its positive counterpart. So the question becomes one of multiplying one positive exponent by another positive exponent. If the mantissa (bases) are the same, then you simply add the exponents: 34 / 3-7 = 34 * 3+7 = 34+7 = 311 If the bases are not the same, but the exponents have the same value (though second one negative), then multiply the bases and raise to the common exponent: 34 / 5-4 = 34 * 54 = (3*5)4 = 154 You may need to do some preliminary calculations to bring the numbers into one or the other of these forms. 34 / 16-2 = 34 * 162 = 34 * 44 = (3*4)4 = 124



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How do you divide a positive exponent by a negative exponent? - Answers

Division by a negative exponent is the same as multiplication by its positive counterpart. So the question becomes one of multiplying one positive exponent by another positive exponent. If the mantissa (bases) are the same, then you simply add the exponents: 34 / 3-7 = 34 * 3+7 = 34+7 = 311 If the bases are not the same, but the exponents have the same value (though second one negative), then multiply the bases and raise to the common exponent: 34 / 5-4 = 34 * 54 = (3*5)4 = 154 You may need to do some preliminary calculations to bring the numbers into one or the other of these forms. 34 / 16-2 = 34 * 162 = 34 * 44 = (3*4)4 = 124

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      Division by a negative exponent is the same as multiplication by its positive counterpart. So the question becomes one of multiplying one positive exponent by another positive exponent. If the mantissa (bases) are the same, then you simply add the exponents: 34 / 3-7 = 34 * 3+7 = 34+7 = 311 If the bases are not the same, but the exponents have the same value (though second one negative), then multiply the bases and raise to the common exponent: 34 / 5-4 = 34 * 54 = (3*5)4 = 154 You may need to do some preliminary calculations to bring the numbers into one or the other of these forms. 34 / 16-2 = 34 * 162 = 34 * 44 = (3*4)4 = 124

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