Asked by Krysta
(3y^8)^4
_________
(2zy^2)
_________
(2zy^2)
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Answered by
Chris
And your question is? Do you want simplification? If so:
(81y^30)/(2z) should fit the bill. Remember when you have powers inside a bracket taken to another power outside of the bracket ex: (2x^2)^3 The powers multiply together, so (2x^2)^3=(2^3)(x^6).
As for the y^2 on the denominator of your problem: (y^32)/(y^2)=y^30, the powers are subtracted.
(81y^30)/(2z) should fit the bill. Remember when you have powers inside a bracket taken to another power outside of the bracket ex: (2x^2)^3 The powers multiply together, so (2x^2)^3=(2^3)(x^6).
As for the y^2 on the denominator of your problem: (y^32)/(y^2)=y^30, the powers are subtracted.
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