indices

[frank goblet]

help please

[elder robin]

nah

[delicate marlin]

2^p-1 = 2^p/2

[elder robin]

x/2

[elder robin]

Wrong.

[delicate marlin]

Ight

[frank goblet]

i get x/2 but why would 2^p/2 leave a -1

where does the -1 come from

[elder robin]

ask ur teachwer

Im not paid enough

[frank goblet]

i have a test on monday

its saturday

[elder robin]

ask b4 school

then

ask online

dont u have their email

[frank goblet]

yeah cuz thats gonna help p1 test on maths

thyere not on weekends

[elder robin]

Nah

ur teachers are rubbish tehn

[frank goblet]

yeah wbk

[elder robin]

go gauthmaths

then

[delicate marlin]

2^p/2 = 2^(p-1)
Division means one power take away the other
2 = 2^1

[elder robin]

i gave the answer what else could you want

[torn gale]

2^p * 2^-1
1/2 * 2^p
0.5x

[elder robin]

wrong

answer is x/2

[torn gale]

💀

[delicate marlin]

Lmao

[elder robin]

🤣

[frank goblet]

oh nvm this makes sense

thansk

[delicate marlin]

Np