SOLUTION: -7 to the 4 power divided by 486 needs to be simplified
(-7)^(4)/486
I believe that is the way to right it...also not sure what kind of math problem this is...sry for that
Algebra.Com
Question 917328: -7 to the 4 power divided by 486 needs to be simplified
(-7)^(4)/486
I believe that is the way to right it...also not sure what kind of math problem this is...sry for that
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
RELATED QUESTIONS
-7 to the 4 power divided by 486
(-7)^(4)/486
I believe that is the way to right... (answered by Fombitz)
I am stumped on these two problems. I am not sure how to solve them.
simplify..... (answered by checkley75)
How do I factor a radicand to the perfect fourth power? I have the problem.... (answered by ankor@dixie-net.com)
what is the simplified answer? 3 to the second power minus thirty divided by 3 divided by (answered by 55305)
Can 4 to the 3rd power divided by 16 to the 3rd. Power be simplified ....Why or why not?... (answered by aaronwiz)
what is 15 to the 7 th power divided by 15 to the 4 th... (answered by ikleyn)
My question is what would this be simplified . I am using ^ as a power.
(4xy^2)^4... (answered by mananth)
What is: Solve c+7/4=6/7
Also: y divided by 2.5= negative 2.5!
I PLEASE need these... (answered by pridgea)
This is a fraction over a fraction. I will not allow me to type it to look just right.... (answered by Maths68,oberobic)