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Express the following using Exponents (Exponent Form) 333/4*4

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kumpel [21]3 years ago

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3^3/4^2 (this is the exponent form)

Answer is
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Express the following using Exponents (Exponent Form) 3*3*3/4*4

Express the following using Exponents (Exponent Form) 333/4*4