Question

I have 3 different ones now. I apologize for the relentless questions.

Answer 1

`(1)/(4x)`

Explanation:

The negative exponential can be represented with the help of fractions. By this way, we also make the negative exponential disappear. For example, we can write:

`a^(-1) = (1)/(a)`

The explanation is this:

Since
`a^(0)=1, (1)/(a)=(a^(0) )/(a^(1) ) = a^(0-1) =a^(-1)`

According to this definition, we can simplify our problem in the following way:

`(4x)^(-1) = (1)/((4x)^(1) ) = (1)/(4x)`