Got to finish khan academy i’m really confused

= 64^(t^3)*64^(-t/2)
= 64^(t^3)*(64^(-1/2))^t . . . . change the sum of exponents to a product
= 64^(t^3)*(1/√64)^t . . . . . . negative exponent signifies inverse, 1/2 power is sqrt
= 64^(t^3)/8^t . . . . . . . . . . . simplify
= (4^3)^(t^3)/8^t . . . . . . . . . .replace 64 with 4^3
= 4^(3t^3)/8^t . . . . matches the first selection only

Do the math. she originally had 50 dollars on her gift card and she had 12 dollars left on her gift card after she finished her shopping spree. if you subtract 50 minus 12 you get thirty eight dollars as your answer. so therefore, ciara spent 38 dollars total o