I also has a similar problem which is (3/2b^4)^3
But for this one, since it is a positive exponent, (i don't do well with negatives)
can someone please guide me through what i have to do WITHOUT giving me the answer, BC i wanna try this on my own, but don't know where to start.
Find the simplified form of each expression
(3/5y^4)^-2
(all of this is in parenthese except the exponent at the very end)
please help.
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To simplify the first one you need to get rid of the outside exponent. You multiply 3/5 by 2. (You flip the fraction and that gets rid of the negative.)
Then you simply multiply 4 and -2.
Don't forget to keep the y!
For the second one, you multiply 3/2 by 3 and then multiply 4 by 3.
Don't forget the b!
Let me know if that helps at all.😀
Then you simply multiply 4 and -2.
Don't forget to keep the y!
For the second one, you multiply 3/2 by 3 and then multiply 4 by 3.
Don't forget the b!
Let me know if that helps at all.😀
It did! Thanks a bunch!
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