Is this what you are trying to ask?
(5b4n)2/(2a6)
Could you explain in detail how to do the equation (5b4n ) 2
2a6
keep in mind the 4 and 6 are small numbers on the right top corner and the parenthesis are for the numbers on top and bottom. There is a line in between the upper and lower numbers too.
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Yes this is what im asking thanks:
Is this what you are trying to ask?
(5b4n)2/(2a6)
Is this what you are trying to ask?
(5b4n)2/(2a6)
OK. Now, what do you want to do with the equation? You don't show that it equals anything.
Yes this is what im asking thanks:
(5b4n)2/(2a6)
In the book the name of the equation is the power of a quotient and is just like the example above.
(5b4n)2/(2a6)
In the book the name of the equation is the power of a quotient and is just like the example above.