SOLUTION: Please help I am lost.
Simplify:3^4x-8 /3^x+3
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Question 514384: Please help I am lost.
Simplify:3^4x-8 /3^x+3
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use the principle of dividing exponentials with the same base
by subtracting exponents:
Put both exponents in parentheses:
Divide by subtracting exponents, keeping the base 3
Simplify the exponent by removing parentheses
Combine like terms in the exponent:
Edwin
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