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Janinever
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Hi there,
Please help :) out of school for years started studying again and finding it so hard to pick up the basics again! But am trying very hard!
Simplify the expression and eliminate any negative exponents
(2x^3)^-2 (3x^4)^2
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(3x)^2
I'm given a list of options to choose from as an answer which is :
(a) 1/4x^5
(b) 2x^6
(c) 4x^12
(d) None of the above
I'm chosen none of the above because from a very crooked attempt at getting to an answer I got 4x as being the answer.
Please help :) No clue if I'm right or wrong.
Thank you!
Please help :) out of school for years started studying again and finding it so hard to pick up the basics again! But am trying very hard!
Homework Statement
Simplify the expression and eliminate any negative exponents
Homework Equations
(2x^3)^-2 (3x^4)^2
----------------------
(3x)^2
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm given a list of options to choose from as an answer which is :
(a) 1/4x^5
(b) 2x^6
(c) 4x^12
(d) None of the above
I'm chosen none of the above because from a very crooked attempt at getting to an answer I got 4x as being the answer.
Please help :) No clue if I'm right or wrong.
Thank you!