1/h^5=h^n solve for n

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Guest Jan 20, 2015

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1/h^5=h^n ... notice that 1/h^5 can be written as h^(-5) ... so we have

h^(-5) = h^n and it's obvious that n = -5

CPhill Jan 20, 2015

CPhill · Answer 1 · 2015-01-20T05:58:27

1/h^5=h^n ... notice that 1/h^5 can be written as h^(-5) ... so we have

h^(-5) = h^n and it's obvious that n = -5