Answer:
We would need pictures of the figures first :(
2/3 of a page in 5/12 of a minute
Multiply both fractions by 3/2


So,
Ethan can read 1 page in 5/8 of a minute.
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Your drawing was much more helpful and informative than your statements in words and symbols.
I see that you want to evaluate (3/2)^2 times (8/15)^2.
You could combine these two expressions into one, as follows:
3*8
( ----------- )^2
2*15
This, in turn, can be simplified by reduction:
( 4/5 )^2. Expanded, this result gives us 16/25.
Next problem
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( 9/4 )^4 * ( 4/3 )^3
9^4 4^3
First, focus on ( ------- ) * ( ----------- )
4^4 3^3
Now reduce 4^3 / 4^4: The end result is 1/4.
Reduce 9^4 / 3^3. To do this, rewrite that 9 as (3^2), resulting in:
3^8 / 3^3. The end result is 3^5.
Putting this expression back together, we get 3^5 / 4 (answer)
Try this solution, if it is possible check it in the other sources.
P.S. for the radius of convergence: it is clear that all the members of the series (except the 1st and the 2d ones) are '0'.