Someone help me Which expression is equivalent to the given expression? (3m^2n)^3/mn^4

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1 answer:

VashaNatasha [74]2 years ago

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The expression (3m²n)³/mn⁴ is equivalent to the expression 9m³n⁻¹.

<h3>What is an equivalent expression?</h3>

The equivalent is the expressions that are in different forms but are equal to the same value.

The expression is given below.

(3m²n)³/mn⁴

By simplifying, we have

9m⁴n³ / mn⁴

9m³n⁻¹

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