I'm not that smart man

Ask @cha_rless he probably help you

okey

Quadratics

Tell me if that is correct

You might want to simply the equation by making m^-7 to the numerator for the answer to equal m^7z. 🙂

Also, I think that is actually m^11.

Oh true. I forgot to put the m^-7 up. Could have make my job easier

Fix the calculations on the exponents.

Yeah you are right its m^11

m^11(z) ?

Ok I just got back from eating and I noticed that the original problem says m^-2 and you wrote it as m^-3 😅

I would have wanted to do this one, I love doing these types of problems :D, maybe next time

You guys can have fun with that problem I'm not that good at math.

Me neither

@Chair did he do it right? I think he did besides the m^-2 part. I'm not great at this 😅

From what I understand he did it right

oh shit, sorry, man.

you understand the basis of it, though?

Yeah I think so. Thank you!

I think this problem requires you to know the quotient rule: If two bases (one on numerator and one on denominator) are the same, you can just subtract their exponents. 🙂

Ex. m^6/m^2 = m^4. Since both have the "m" base, you can subtract the 6 exponent minus the 2 exponent, 6 - 2 = 4, so that would equal m^4. 😉

I looked at this channel and thought it was the <#722914562160197663> channel for sone reason

I hadn't realized we had a new channel 😂

Popular demand 😂

I see
Might as well use this channel to get through history and math this year 😂

I can help you on Canadian history if you ever need it <:KEK:726877368601411624>

I don't know much about it so I wouldn't mind

OOoooooh I see. Thank you!

Nice. This channel is pretty cool

Lol I missed a simplifying question

I think its too late but the 8 and 2 cancel out for sure

N cancels out

The numerator should have a z, the m I'm not too confident in

I think m^-7 is gonna go on the numerator

But I forgot if you multiply or add the exponent lol

wait so we can put our homework in here and get help? 🙂

Yep. Just no google drive links or downloadable files

should i take honors classes in high school?

if you think you're up for it. my advice is yes since it's always better to start from the top and scale back if it's too much. but talk to your guidance counselor as well as your parents and yourself to honestly evaluate your ability