## Week 3 Math 10

Negative Exponents.

This week in Class we were learning the basics about negative exponents. Going into it I thought it would be extremely tough, turns out math with negative exponents is easy then positive ones!

I am going to show you step by step how to solve an equation with negative exponents:

8x$^{^-3}$

So, really 8x$^{^-3}$ is,

Which then to get the exponent positive you move it to look like. And because the base is x, x moves with it.

And that’s your final answer! Easy right?

We will do another one, 12a$^{^-5}$ . It really looks like,

But we flip the negative to make it positive,

You can not simplify, so there is your final answer.

## Week 2 – Math 10

Weekly Blog Post 1

This week in Math 10 I learned how to find factors, find GCF and LCM, Square and Cubed roots, and so much more. I want to show my learning of what makes up a radical expression and how to solve it. I have done the equation 5 $\sqrt[2]{20}$ in my video and named what each number is called.