Have you ever done negative numbers, like putting them on the numberlines. Putting them from least to greatest. Well right now I am coverting negative numbers also, but their not ordinary numbers, they are negative exponents. Negative exponents are kinda same as regular exponents but the negative is leaster. When you see a negative exponent, don't think that is going to be the answer. You have to solve the exponential order and find your answer, and to do that you have to solve some problems. Like if you wanted to find what the negative exponent is, you have to multiply the exponents to the power of it and that is how you find your answer.
It can be the same, but their is other ways of the problem can look like, It can be in a fraction form also. Those are more challenging becasue , they are converted with the exponents also. When you want to solve the fraction types of negative exponents, you have to solve them a certain way to find your right answer, it is not the same as regular negative fractions, this one is different by have a power. Now the powetr can be anything, but if the power was bigger by a negatve number, then your answer can give you a clue to tell you that your answer is gonna be the oppisite of greater.
When you find your answer, and it looks wierd, trust me it can look wierd because your exponent can be a zero. When you solve those type of problems with a negative exponent or even in fraction formation, they have to have a main power. If there is none, it has to be converted with a zero to make your answer stated correctly.
It can be the same, but their is other ways of the problem can look like, It can be in a fraction form also. Those are more challenging becasue , they are converted with the exponents also. When you want to solve the fraction types of negative exponents, you have to solve them a certain way to find your right answer, it is not the same as regular negative fractions, this one is different by have a power. Now the powetr can be anything, but if the power was bigger by a negatve number, then your answer can give you a clue to tell you that your answer is gonna be the oppisite of greater.
When you find your answer, and it looks wierd, trust me it can look wierd because your exponent can be a zero. When you solve those type of problems with a negative exponent or even in fraction formation, they have to have a main power. If there is none, it has to be converted with a zero to make your answer stated correctly.
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