SOLUTION: Can you help? 4^-1x^2y^-3/6^-1x^-1y^2 simplify I got 3x^3/2y^5 or 1x^3/2y^5 How far off am I?
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Question 9044
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Can you help?
4^-1x^2y^-3/6^-1x^-1y^2 simplify
I got 3x^3/2y^5 or 1x^3/2y^5
How far off am I?
Answer by
longjonsilver(2297)
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You can
put this solution on YOUR website!
phew...learn to use brackets please :-)
i am assuming you mean
i shall re-write each term per line, so you can see what i have done:
Right, that has re-arranged all the negative powers. Now to simplify
jon.