SOLUTION: For all nonzero r.t. and z values, 16r(cubed)tz(to the 5th power) ----------- ----------- -------= ??

Question 123018: For all nonzero r.t. and z values, 16r(cubed)tz(to the 5th power)
-------------------------------= ??
-4rt(cubed)z(squared)
please explain how you got it
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
16r(cubed)tz(to the 5th power)
------------------------------= ??
-4rt(cubed)z(squared)
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[16r^3tz^5] / [-4rt^3z2]
-----------------
= -4r^2z^3/t^2
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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