SOLUTION: How would this sequence of numbers be solved? I don't know how to type in in.Open parenthesis, two, b to the fourth power, c to the third, close parenthesis, Open parenthesis, thre
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Question 30728: How would this sequence of numbers be solved? I don't know how to type in in.Open parenthesis, two, b to the fourth power, c to the third, close parenthesis, Open parenthesis, three a to the second power, b to the negative second power. (2b(to the fourth power)c(to the third)(3a(to the second power)b(to the -2)) Answer by Cintchr(475) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Assuming this is what you were trying to convey ....
multiply out all the numbers first... then a, then b, then c. remember to add the exponents.
bring these pieces back together.