SOLUTION: (4x to the negative one power, y to the 1/3 power) to the 3/2 power ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ _______(over) (xy) to the 3/2

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: (4x to the negative one power, y to the 1/3 power) to the 3/2 power
___________________________________________________________________(over)
(xy) to the 3/2 power


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Answer by jsmallt9(3758)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

When working with exponents there are several key things to understand:
So there are often many ways to simplify an expression with exponents. Here's a couple of possible solutions:

Solution #1:

1) Using rule #4 on the numerator and on the denominator:

2) Using rule #4 on the "4x":

3) Using rule #2 on the x's and y's"

which simplifies to

4) To simplify the , if you don't see it otherwise, factor the exponent:

5) Then we can use rule #3 (from right to left) twice:

6) Since 4^3 = 64:

7) Using rule #6 on "

8) Since :

9) Using rule #7 on :

At this point we could stop, unless you are not supposed to have negative exponents, In this case we use rule 9 on the x's and y's giving:


Solution #2:

1) Use Rule #5 (from right to left) on the entire fraction (since the exponents on the numerator and denominator are the same):

2) Using rule #4 on the "4x":

3) Using rule #2 on the x's and y's"

which simplifies to

4) Using rule #3:

And the rest is the same as the first solution....

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