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Jenninifer
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Homework Statement
(3xy^3)(4x^-3y^-2)
Homework Equations
?
The Attempt at a Solution
= 12y
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x^2
Simplify and leave in positive exponent.
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SUMMARY
The discussion centers on simplifying the expression (3xy3)(4x-3y-2). The correct simplification results in 12y/x2. Participants confirm the accuracy of this solution, emphasizing the importance of handling negative exponents properly to achieve a positive exponent outcome.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of algebraic expressions and simplification techniques
- Knowledge of exponents, particularly negative exponents
- Familiarity with multiplication of polynomials
- Basic skills in handling variables and coefficients
- Study the rules of exponents, focusing on negative exponents
- Practice simplifying various algebraic expressions
- Explore polynomial multiplication techniques
- Learn about rational expressions and their simplification
Students learning algebra, educators teaching algebraic concepts, and anyone looking to improve their skills in simplifying expressions and working with exponents.
(3xy^3)(4x^-3y^-2)
?
= 12y
-----
x^2
- #2
edziura
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Correct.
- #3
Jenninifer
- 18
- 0
Oh thank you 
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