Question

I need help please please :((

Answer 1

Negative exponents can be rewritten as positive exponents if you put them in the denominator.

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

Using this rule, we can rewrite the equation.

`9^(-53)*9^(37)=(1)/(9^(53))*9^(37)`

`(9^(37))/(9^(53))`

Then, we can use exponent division rules.

`(x^a)/(x^b)=x^(a-b)`

`(9^(37))/(9^(53))=9^(37-53)`

`9^(-16)` or
`(1)/(9^(16))`

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Answer 2

Answer: 9^-16

Explanation:

If an exponents have the same base and are being multiplied together, all you do is just add the exponents and make the base stay the same

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`9^(-53) * 9^(37) = 9^(-16)`