Well I'm taking Algebra 2. & it's very hard and frustrating. My teacher doesn't really explain much to me. So yeah, can anyone help me how to solve these problems or just take me through steps so i can understand more.
Write each expression in simplest form. Assume that all variables are positive.
38. ( X ^2/3) ^-3
- My teacher said to multiply 2/3 by -3 so i got -2 , so is the answer X = -2 or -2X?
40. ( 3x ^2/3) ^-1
41. 5 (X ^2/3) ^-1
42. (-27x ^-9) ^1/3
44. (X^3 / X^-1) ^-1/4
46. (x^1/2 y^-2/3) ^-6
48. (X^1/4 / y^-3/4) ^12
Thank you soooooo much for helping me. (: Yeah I don't get any of these at all. But yeah. Thank you once again. <33333
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Help: With Algebra Hmwrk. expressions - simplest form.
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Posted 18 February 2008 - 10:11 AM
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#2
Posted 18 February 2008 - 11:01 AM
looks like your hw is just the power rule

..and the negative exponent thing

edit: whoops. i also used the quotient rule in #44

i only did some:

sorry if i made a mistake. lol.

..and the negative exponent thing

edit: whoops. i also used the quotient rule in #44

i only did some:

sorry if i made a mistake. lol.

#3
Posted 18 February 2008 - 11:17 AM
Wah! Thank you so much! It's alright, at least i know how to do it now. My teacher never explained to me sadly ): . But now i get it. Thank you so much for helping me. (: <3333333
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