SOLUTION: My problem is: 3p^3/2 + 9p^1/2 + 6p^-1/2 I think you add the exponents 3/2+1/2-1/2 which equals 3/2 Then add 3p + 9p + 6p which equals 18p

Question 52524: My problem is: 3p^3/2 + 9p^1/2 + 6p^-1/2
I think you add the exponents 3/2+1/2-1/2 which equals 3/2
Then add 3p + 9p + 6p which equals 18p
18p^3/2 = sq root of 18p raised to the 3rd power
I broke it down to(3*sq root of 2) raised to the 3rd power. I hope i am typing this right. Please help from here.
Thanks Stacie
Answer by Earlsdon(6294) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You haven't said what you want to do with this but I assume that you have simplify it, right?
Simplify:
You can factor out
You can simplify this.
Finally, you can factor the numerator.

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